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22-Elec-B4 Information Technology Networks

Worked solutions to 14 past sittings (2013–2019), 71 questions. Pick a sitting, or start from a topic below.

Topics across the sittings

Topics that come up in more than one sitting, taken from the headings of our worked solutions. A topic counts once per sitting.

Questions by sitting

December 2019

  1. Question 1: Transport Layer Protocols
  2. Question 2: LTE, OFDM and Duplexing
  3. Question 3: IP Packet Routing
  4. Question 4: WiFi and Bluetooth
  5. Question 5: Shortest-Path Routing by Dijkstra's Algorithm

December 2018

  1. Question 1: Packet Switching and Circuit Switching
  2. Question 2: Cellular Telephony — OFDM Orthogonality, PRB Rate and FDMA Capacity
  3. Question 3: Transport Layer Protocols
  4. Question 4: Medium Access Control Protocols
  5. Question 5: WiFi and Bluetooth Wireless Protocols

May 2018

  1. Question 1: Cellular Telephony — OFDM Orthogonality, PRB Peak Rate and FDMA Capacity
  2. Question 2: Transport Layer Protocols — TCP, UDP and Congestion Control
  3. Question 3: Shortest-Path Routing — Dijkstra's Algorithm
  4. Question 4: WiFi and Bluetooth — Piconets, Frequency Hopping and Medium Access
  5. Question 5: Layered Architecture — The OSI Reference Model

December 2017

  1. Question 1: IP Packet Routing
  2. Question 2: The Transport Layer
  3. Question 3: Layered Architecture
  4. Question 4: Shortest-Path Routing by Dijkstra's Algorithm
  5. Question 5: Packet Switching and Circuit Switching

May 2017

  1. Question 1: Cellular Telephony
  2. Question 2: Transport Layer Protocols
  3. Question 3: Layered Architecture
  4. Question 4: Medium Access Control Protocols
  5. Question 5: IP Packet Routing

December 2016

  1. Question 1: Packet Switching and Circuit Switching
  2. Question 2: Cellular Telephony
  3. Question 3: The Transport Layer
  4. Question 4: Layered Architecture
  5. Question 5: Shortest-Path Routing by Dijkstra's Algorithm

May 2016

  1. Question 1: IP packet routing
  2. Question 2: Layered architecture
  3. Question 3: Medium access control protocols
  4. Question 4: WiFi and Bluetooth wireless protocols
  5. Question 5: Transport layer protocols

December 2015

  1. Question 1: WiFi and Bluetooth wireless protocols
  2. Question 2: Medium access control protocols
  3. Question 3: The transport layer
  4. Question 4: Cellular telephony
  5. Question 5: Shortest-path routing

May 2015

  1. Question 1: Packet switching and circuit switching
  2. Question 2: Cellular telephony
  3. Question 3: The transport layer
  4. Question 4: Layered architecture
  5. Question 5: Medium access control protocols

December 2014

  1. Question 1: Cellular Telephony
  2. Question 2: Shortest-Path Routing by Dijkstra’s Algorithm
  3. Question 3: Data Link Layer and Peer-to-Peer Protocols
  4. Question 4: IP Packet Routing
  5. Question 5: Transport Layer Protocols

May 2014

  1. Question 1: Packet switching and circuit switching
  2. Question 2: Cellular telephony
  3. Question 3: Medium access control protocols
  4. Question 4: Layered architecture
  5. Question 5: Shortest-path routing

December 2013

  1. Question 1: WiFi and Bluetooth wireless protocols
  2. Question 2: Cellular telephony
  3. Question 3: Medium access control
  4. Question 4: Transport layer protocols
  5. Question 5: Layered architecture

May 2013

  1. Question 1: The Internet Protocol, versions 4 and 6
  2. Question 2: Transport layer protocols
  3. Question 3: Shortest-path routing by Dijkstra’s algorithm
  4. Question 4: Layered architecture and the OSI model
  5. Question 5: Medium access control protocols
  6. Question 6: The data link layer and peer-to-peer protocols

Undated paper

  1. Question 1: Cellular Telephony — OFDM Symbols, Resource Blocks and Frequency Re-use
  2. Question 2: Medium Access Control — CSMA/CD, ALOHA and the Wireless Terminal Problems
  3. Question 3: Transport Layer Protocols — TCP Congestion Control and UDP
  4. Question 4: Shortest-Path Routing — Bellman-Ford from Node H
  5. Question 5: Layered Architecture — the OSI Seven-Layer Model