<p>Computer Networks 5/E comes with supplemental resources to help instructors create excellent learning experiences. The resources include  slides and figures, video lectures, labs based on networking tools such as Wireshark, solutions to book problems, and more.</p>

<h1>On the Pearson Tanenbaum page</h1>

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<li><b>Video lectures</b>. The <a href="http://www.pearsonhighered.com/tanenbaum/">Pearson Tanenbaum page</a> provides access to video lectures that accompany the book. The videos play in a modern web browser (mp4). They are typically 10-20 minutes in length, and are organized into ten modules that cover a typical networking course with up to ten full weeks of content. In total, the 90 videos provide over 20 hours of lectures using more than 1000 slides.</li>

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We hope the videos will help instructors by supplementing in-class lectures or by enabling instructors to "flip the classroom". The videos themselves can be viewed by students without special access permissions. The slides used in the videos are available for instructors (see below). These slides, along with other instructor resources such as the Wireshark labs, can be used as part of many classroom activities.</p>

<h1>On the Pearson Computer Networks 5/E page</h1>

<p>The <a href="http://www.pearsonhighered.com/educator/product/Computer-Networks-5E/9780132126953.page">Pearson page for the book</a> has resources that are restricted to instructors, such as:</p>

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<li><b>Solution manual</b> for book problems (pdf).</li>

<li><b>Lecture slides</b> to accompany all chapters (powerpoint and pdf).</li>

<li><b>Figures</b> for all chapters, including tables and programs (powerpoint).</li>

<li><b>Slides</b> used for the video lectures, both with and without annotations (powerpoint and pdf).</li>

<li><b>Networking Labs (Instructor bundle)</b> (pdf, docx, pcap, txt).<br>
This set of a dozen labs complements the textbook with hands-on exercises to let students explore the Internet protocols in a real-world setting. All the handouts and traces that students need to complete the exercises are included. The exercises run on Windows, Mac and Linux platforms, and may be used for labs, homeworks, and demonstrations. Solution handouts and source materials are inclued. The protocols that are examined include Ethernet, 802.11, IP, ARP, ICMP, DHCP, UDP, TCP, HTTP, DNS and SSL. The labs also build useful skills by making use of popular networking tools including Wireshark, curl and wget, ping, traceroute, and dig.</li>
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<h1>On the Student page on this site</h1>

<p>The <a href="students.html">student page on this site</a> has several resources that will also be useful to instructors.</p>
