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Networked Multimedia Services

  • Class 45
  • Practice 96
  • Independent work 0
Total 141

Course title

Networked Multimedia Services

Lecture type

Elective

Course code

183398

Semester

5

ECTS

5

Lecturers and associates

Course objectives

Multi-media service architectures and service requirements.
Multi-media service architectures and service requirements.
Web content and services.
Web content and services.
Multi-media content.
Internet-based multi-media streaming services.
Multi-media service architectures and service requirements; Internet-based multi-media streaming services.
Midterm exam.
Internet-based multi-media streaming services.
Multi-media service architectures and service requirements; Internet-based multi-media streaming services.
Multi-media service architectures and service requirements.
Multi-media service architectures and service requirements.
Conferencing services.
Collaborative multi-user services.
Final exam.

Required reading

(.), Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (5th+ edition, J. Kurose, K. Ross),
(.), Computer Networks (5th edition, A. Tanenbaum, D. Wetherall),
(.), Video Over IP: IPTV, Internet Video, H.264, P2P, Web TV, and Streaming: A Complete Guide to Understanding the Technology (2nd edition, W. Simpson),
(.), Quality of Experience: Advanced Concepts, Applications and Methods (Springer, 2014., urednici: S. Möller i A. Raake)

Minimal learning outcomes

  • Describe fundamental characteristics and methods of multimedia coding
  • Explain the fundamental concepts and architecture of the World Wide Web
  • Create simple static and dynamic web content
  • Analyze web traffic between client and server
  • Describe the fundamentals of web search
  • Explain Voice over IP (VoIP), its architecture and identify fundamental protocols
  • Explain video over IP and IPTV delivery
  • Explain fundamentals of P2P networks and applications
  • Demonstrate and analyze services based on dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP Explain fundamental principles of collaborative multimedia services and multi-user networked games
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