
Overview
The Computer Networks Research Group at UofT aims to provide a rigorous basis for the design of next-generation computer networks. We engage in both theoretical and experimental research: while we use modeling and analytical techniques to study fundamental problems in computer networks, we also conduct experimental studies and build real systems.
Prospective Students
Research Topics
- The way we interact and share information over the Internet...
- The buffers need to be fast, and so ideally they should be small enough..
- A P2P network has no centralized management but all network functionalities are provided by the peers...
- Rate control is one of the most important problems in computer networks. If input rates to a network are left uncontrolled...
- A wireless ad hoc network is a collection of nodes which form a network independently of any fixed base station infrastructure...
