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* '''Mentors:''' [mailto:dizhizhou@hotmail.com Dizhi Zhou], [mailto:tahiliani.nitk@gmail.com Mohit P. Tahiliani] | * '''Mentors:''' [mailto:dizhizhou@hotmail.com Dizhi Zhou], [mailto:tahiliani.nitk@gmail.com Mohit P. Tahiliani] | ||
| − | * '''Abstract:''' This project aims to make NS-3 more friendly to researchers working on the contemporary research topic in DCN to use NS-3 as an effective simulation tool to evaluate their ideas. The goal of the project is to augment NS-3 for | + | * '''Abstract:''' This project aims to make NS-3 more friendly to researchers working on the contemporary research topic in Data Center Networks (DCN) to use NS-3 as an effective simulation tool to evaluate their ideas. The goal of the project is to augment NS-3 for DCN, with a special focus in the flow completion time minimization. |
* '''About Me:''' I will soon join the University of Pennsylvania as a first-year PhD student focusing on Computer Systems and Networking. | * '''About Me:''' I will soon join the University of Pennsylvania as a first-year PhD student focusing on Computer Systems and Networking. | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 13 May 2019
Contents
GSOC2019DCN
Main Page - Current Development - Developer FAQ - Tools - Related Projects - Project Ideas - Summer Projects
Installation - Troubleshooting - User FAQ - HOWTOs - Samples - Models - Education - Contributed Code - Papers
Return to GSoC 2019 Projects page.
Project Overview
- Project name: Framework of Studying Flow Completion Time Minimization for Data Center Networks
- Student: Liangcheng Yu
- Mentors: Dizhi Zhou, Mohit P. Tahiliani
- Abstract: This project aims to make NS-3 more friendly to researchers working on the contemporary research topic in Data Center Networks (DCN) to use NS-3 as an effective simulation tool to evaluate their ideas. The goal of the project is to augment NS-3 for DCN, with a special focus in the flow completion time minimization.
- About Me: I will soon join the University of Pennsylvania as a first-year PhD student focusing on Computer Systems and Networking.
