Subject: Re: Teaching materials for QUIC

From: Maxime Piraux <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2020 09:29:34 +0200

Hi Jan,

Quentin De Coninck, François Michel and myself gave a 1h30-long tutorial 
on QUIC in June 2019 at COMPAS 2019. We first explain the basics of QUIC 
and some of its motivations. Then we present Multipath and FEC, two 
extensions our lab has proposed or been involved in. We conclude with 
some challenges and opportunities we foresee for QUIC.

The tutorial was first given to PhD students involved in systems 
architecture and parallelism with some networking components at COMPAS. 
It was also given during a visit of an MIT lab and at IIJ in Japan. We 
gave it at UCLouvain to computer science students that had one or more 
network courses.

We always received positive feedback about the tutorial despite the 
large spectrum of attendees.

The tutorial is available at https://inl.info.ucl.ac.be/quic-tutorial.html.

Best,
Maxime

Le 16/03/20 à 11:37, Jan Rüth a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> QUIC is becoming more and more mature, and deployments are on the rise.
> We believe it is important to teach about QUIC and its mechanisms in University.
>
> To this end, we would like to include QUIC into our basic data communication lecture and advanced courses, and I was wondering if others already did so and if they are willing to share their materials.
>
> I would also be very happy regarding feedback from the QUIC working group regarding content that they believe a basic data comm. lecture or an advanced course should cover.
> Especially regarding mechanisms that warrant an in-depth discussion, for example, those that you believe are fundamentally different from how TCP does things.
>
> To share some material: Lars gave a very nice introduction talk to QUIC during one of our advanced courses during the winter term 2017/2018 which is openly available here
> https://video.fsmpi.rwth-aachen.de/17ws-quic/12107
>
>
> Best
>   Jan
>