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Multimedia Networking: Quality Planning & Data Management

Explore multimedia transport protocols, media scaling, data retrieval, & more. Learn from Dr. Mark Claypool in this engaging course. Develop projects for hands-on experience.

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Multimedia Networking: Quality Planning & Data Management

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  1. CS525zMultimedia Networking Spring 2003 Mark Claypool

  2. Topics • Background • Admin Stuff • Motivation • Objectives • Multimedia!

  3. Professor Background(Who am I?) • Dr. Mark Claypool (professor, “Mark”) • “Quality Planning for Distributed, Collaborative Multimedia Applications” • Systems guy • Research interests • Congestion control (protocols, AQM) • Information filtering (collaborative filtering) • Multimedia performance

  4. Student Background(Who are you?) • Name • Year (1st, 2nd …) • Degree (MS, PhD, CE...) • Area (CS, ECE, ND) • Programming experience and language(s) • Multimedia use? • Other…

  5. Syllabus Stuff • http://www.cs.wpi.edu/~claypool/courses/525-S03/ • Class: • M, W 3:30-4:50 • Office hours: • M 9-10, W 1-2 or by appointment • See Web page • Email

  6. Text Book • None • Research papers, book chapters • Copied by me • Bound by you • $10 to department office (I’ll collect it) • Read by you • Presented by me • Regurgitated on exam • “Recommended” texts for projects

  7. Introduction Multimedia Transport Protocols Multimedia Multicasting Multimedia Perceptual Quality Multimedia Repair Media Scaling Multimedia Operating Systems Multimedia Retrieval Delay Buffering Topics

  8. Course Structure • Prerequisites • Operating Systems (CS502, recommend) • Computer Networks (CS513, recommend) • Good programming skills (required) • No multimedia experience required • Grading • Exams (50%) • Projects (50%) • Attendance (100% … kidding)

  9. Exams • 2 exams • 50% of grade • Non-cumulative • In-class • Closed-note, Closed-paper, Closed-friend • One-page “crib-sheet” • Take-home • 2 days • On new paper, not covered in class • Open-note, Open-paper, Closed-friend

  10. Projects • 4 projects • Implementation in Linux or Windows • Other platforms possible, but not supported • Programming individual, evaluation in groups of 2 • Programming worth 2x evaluation • Internet Phone Applications (audioconference) • 1- audio, 2- working, 3-mcast …

  11. Slides • On the Web, usually after class • Can see old class for slides • PPT and PDF • Caution! Don’t rely upon the slides alone! Use them as supplementary material • (come to class) • See timeline and reading list, too

  12. Why This Class? • WPI CS requirements • (Gotta take something) • Multimedia is cool! • algorithms, HCI, networks, hardware… • (Sex-appeal) • Special-topics class • (Must be better than run-in-the-mill courses) • Programming • The more you do, the better a scientist you are • Distributed systems • Fun!

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