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NS2 course on Udemy

Hello everyone!
I have published a course on Network Simulation using NS2 on Udemy. It covers all the basics and advanced concepts in details.

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https://www.udemy.com/network-simulation-using-ns2/?couponCode=INSTA_50

 It covers below topics:

 1. Introduction and installation of NS2
2. Introduction to TCL and OTcl
3. Writing wired and wireless scripts
4. Utilities like, cbrgen, setdest and Bonnmotion
5. Introduction and code review of AODV and DSR protocol
6. Cloning of an existing protocol
7. Trust management and Performance analysis
8. Automation of performance analysis using Bash scripting
9.Graph plotting using GNUPLOT

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