ACTIVE SOURCE ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR MOBILE AD HOC

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Active networking is the emerging technology that will provide new network environment where lots of potential applications can be enhanced and developed. Current IP network is somehow good at simple packet forwarding, but it desperately needs some flexibility to support QoS and has to meets some restraint in certain environment. Active packets allow many functionalities with great flexibility, however way too slow for data forwarding. To realize best performance in wireless environment, it is possible to hybrid both of approach and to take advantage of it. We do have a variety choice of wireless environment depends on application such as regular cellular network, ad hoc network and sensor network. It is certain that each case should have different approach and any single protocol cannot match heterogeneous requirement for each network at this point, even though universal protocol for ubiquitous networking may finally evolve based on IP. However we also need to take into consideration of integration of such different network as a first step toward ubiquitous networking.

TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE                                   
CERTIFICATION                               
APPROVAL                               
DEDICATION                                   
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT                       
ABSTRACT                                   
TABLE OF CONTENT      

                         
CHAPTER ONE
1.0    INTRODUCTION                           
1.1    STATEMENT OF PROBLEM                       
1.2    PURPOSE OF STUDY                           
1.3    AIMS AND OBJECTIVES                        
1.4    SCOPE/DELIMITATIONS                       
1.5    LIMITATIONS/CONSTRAINTS                       
1.6    DEFINITION OF TERMS  
                     
CHAPTER TWO
2.0    LITERATURE REVIEW  
                         
CHAPTER THREE
3.0    METHODS FOR FACT FINDING AND DETAILED DISCUSSIONS OF THE SYSTEM
3.1     METHODOLOGIES FOR FACT-FINDING
3.2    DISCUSSIONS        
    
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0    FUTURES, IMPLICATIONS AND CHALLENGES OF THE SYSTEM
4.1    FUTURES
4.2    IMPLICATIONS
4.3    CHALLENGES

CHAPTER FIVE
5.0    RECOMMENDATIONS, SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION       
5.1    RECOMMENDATION                           
5.2    SUMMARY                               
5.3    CONCLUSION                               
5.4    REFERENCES                       




ACTIVE SOURCE ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR MOBILE AD HOC
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    Project ID CPU2352
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