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Congestion Control in Computer Networks

29 Nov
Wednesday, 11/29/2023 11:00am to 12:00pm
Computer Science Building, Room 150
Teaching Discussion

Abstract:  Congestion is one of the most important challenges in computer network communication. In this talk, we will learn what network congestion is, delve into its causes, and examine its impact on network performance. We will also discuss the principles of congestion control and how TCP congestion control works.


Bio: Nikko is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a profound interest in computational sustainability. His research primarily focuses on sustainability within energy systems, where he combines distributed systems and the Internet of Things with machine learning techniques to optimize and decarbonize energy grids. During his doctoral studies, he also had the opportunity to teach the First Year Seminar in Computing and Sustainability and 
co-teach the Computer Networks course, where he found his passion and joy in teaching and mentoring.

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