Stanford University · CS144

Introduction to Computer Networking

计算机网络导论

The principles and practice of computer networking, including reliable transport, routing, and building Internet components.

Subject：Computer Networks

Level：Advanced Undergraduate

Suggested stage：Years 3–4 (inferred)

Public-material edition：2025

Language：English

Videos：Not verified

Assignments / solutions：Available / Not available

Prerequisites

Not explicitly listed by the official source; no assumption made.

Start here

All official course content

Lectures, video, assignments and exams are separated so you do not have to hunt through the course homepage.

31 direct tasks

▶Lectures, video & readingCourse content in the official sequence12

Topic 1: Internet Architecture Topic 2: Application Layer Topic 3: Reliable Transport Topic 4: TCP Topic 5: Congestion Control Topic 6: Network Layer Topic 7: IP and Forwarding Topic 8: Routing Topic 9: Link Layer Topic 10: Network Security Topic 11: Datacenter Networks Topic 12: Network Measurement

✓Assignments & practiceOpen the matching problem or assignment page12

◆Labs & projectsCourse projects, labs and milestones7

Networking Warmup Byte Stream TCP Receiver TCP Sender Network Interface IP Router Network Integration

Official resource hubs

Use these to browse a complete resource collection; the section above links directly to individual study items.

Networking assignment handoutStanford Computer Science ↗

Source and verification

Every link points to an official university or course-team page. The year identifies the linked public-material edition, not necessarily the latest on-campus offering; a school may have newer materials that are not public. Unknown facts remain unverified rather than guessed.

Stanford Computer Science · verified 2026-07-31

Open official course ↗Report a resource issue