Networking with Python: Socket Programming for Communication CO223 / A08
Summary
On this course, you’ll learn how to create programs that communicate over the internet.
You’ll explore the principles that industry professionals use when programming for networks, and learn how sockets are used to abstract the complexities of the internet.
In the final week, you’ll design and create your own protocol for a networked quiz that you’ll program using Python. This final challenge will help you to consolidate and apply your learning from the course.
To take part in this course, you will need experience in the following areas of programming:
- Using functions, including parameters and returns
- Using multiple data types
- Debugging Python programs
We recommend that you take our Programming 102 course if you are unsure.
It may also be beneficial to have some experience with classes and methods, as described in our Object Oriented Programming course.
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Outcomes
You will be able to:
- Describe the layers of the TCP/IP model
- Produce Python programs using sockets
- Demonstrate a knowledge of the life cycle of a socket
- Compare reliable and unreliable communication
- Develop a protocol of your own
- Produce programs that use both TCP and UDP
- Investigate the causes of network errors
- Describe methods of correcting errors
Sessions
| Date | Time | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Networking with Python: Socket Programming for Communication | 06 December 2021 | 00:00-00:00 | Online course |
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If the course you would like to attend is fully booked, please contact enquiries@stem.org.uk to express your interest in being added to a waiting list. We will contact you when the course is due to run again.
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