Mil 3, Inc.

Published August, 1998 by Prentice Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics

Copyright 1999, 116 pp.
Paper Bound w/CD-ROM
ISBN 0-13-915737-9

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Contains topics suitable for undergraduate to graduate level courses in Telecommunications and Data Communications. The OPNET lab book contains a series of communication network laboratory experiments and tutorials for using OPNET, the industry-leading network simulation tool. The lab manual may be used along with any number of telecommunication titles to provide a hands on learning environment.




A CD in a blister-pack accompanying the lab manual contains online documentation for OPNET PLANNER and OPNET MODELER.
Online documentation provides access to the full manual sets.

• The documentation and reference material is provided in a format readable by Adobe Acrobat on UNIX, and Windows NT platforms.

A conditional 12-month license from MIL 3 for using the software is available to all two- and four-year colleges and universities in the United States and Canada.

= Qualifications for Free Software License

• A school must adopt the lab manual and place a purchase order with PH for a minimum of 20 copies.
• A school is required to execute MIL 3, Inc.'s OPNET License and Usage agreement for the Site before a software license and installation is granted.
• The site shall be required to meet the UNIX system requirements as defined on MIL 3, Inc.'s home page (www.mil3.com).
  
  

1. Introduction to OPNET.

Introduction. Running OPNET. Tool Environment. System Buttons. Tools. Online Documentation.

2. Introduction to Network Simulation: M/M/1 Queue Example.

Objectives. M/M/1 Queue. Extensions.

3. Automatic Request Repeat (ARQ) Protocols.

Objectives. Preparation. Stop-and-Wait. Go-Back-N. Selective-Repeat. Conclusions.

4. Multiple Access Protocols.

Objectives. Preparation. Aloha. CSMA. Ethernet. Token Ring. Conclusions.

5. Frame Relay.

Objectives. Preparation. Network Model. Specify Probes. Prepare the Simulation Set Object. Conclusions. Extensions.

6. Fiber Distributed Data Interface.

Objectives. Network Model. Specify Probes. Simulation Execution and Results Analysis. Conclusions.

7. Job Service Disciplines.

First-In First-Out Service Job Discipline. Priority Job Service Discipline. Preempt and Resume Job Service Discipline. Processor Sharing. Shortest First Job Discipline. Conclusions.

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