6.1 Introduction to the Link Layer

[@cgdove]

Hi Prof Kurose. I did an honours degree in CS at the University of St Andrews. Our networks course followed your textbook but I didn't understand a lot of our lecturer's explanations. Your lectures are so much better! Now I can finally understand the finer details of it all (albeit years too late). Thank you so much for posting these videos.

[@jiteshmeghwal6132]

Respected sir, when will you upload the remaining lectures as the links for some topics are missing on your website ?

[@fjbvneto]

Thanks for this gift and congratulations for the high quality

[@farihaquratulainbaloch7636]

I agree. I have been waiting for complete set for about 2 years now...

[@py9879]

Although not the same, Epic Networks Lab does a good job explaining these topics with the same powerpoint

[@ricp]

@@py9879 Hey, thanks a lot for sharing this.. Same material , same powerpoint, great!

[@vanshaj2018]

bros a cutie patootie

[@Patty-cd8vp]

lmao tru

[@spitfire7019]

fr

[@ryaku5]

6:54
Shouldn't they be called MAP's (Media Access Protocols) instead of MAC's then?

[@onurcanisler]

*Our final layer yeeey*

[@nguyennguyenkhoi9988]

how about chapter 7 and 8 why you dont do vidieo about that

[@YashMezzala]

read the book ig

[@ricp]

Great lecture!

[@davemathew4690]

Still waiting for new videos)

[@galip48]

Thanks

[@rev_match]

finally

[@devmahad]

Done

[@brunotorrijo4196]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN DONE

[@bawfng04]

@@brunotorrijo4196 same question

[@YashMezzala]

@@brunotorrijo4196 it means he's mentally done, finished, checked out, wallahi, khallas after studying this subject

[@klevisimeri607]

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