Swinburne ICT - Centre for Advanced Internet Architechtures (CAIA)

elcome to the Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures (CAIA) - a research initiative of the Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies at Swinburne University.

The director of the Centre is Associate Professor Grenville Armitage.

	CAIA has three primary goals.
	Perform industrially relevant, innovative and critical research into new IP networking architectures
	Provide a world-class, stimulating and flexible research and teaching environment
	Establish collaborations with leading industrial and academic research groups within and outside Australia

Latest News

April 2008
CAIA PhD student, Lawrence Stewart, will present a one-hour talk at BSDCan 2008 (Ottawa, Canada, May 16-17) titled "Up close and personal with TCP in FreeBSD: A look at the new modular TCP congestion control framework and tools for TCP forensics", BSDCan 2008 are paying for Lawrence's travel, accomodation and registration. His talk derives from experiences gained as part of our NewTCP project.

CAIA Seminars

Last Seminar
Date:2:30pm, 24th May 2008
Presenter:Amiel Heyde
Prof. Grenville Armitage
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Lessons about real-time latency over home broadband connections
Optimising Online FPS Game Server Discovery through Clustering Servers by Origin Autonomous System (ACM NOSSDAV2008 trial run)

Coming Up
Date:2:30pm, 8th July 2008
Presenter:Dr. Jason But
"Forwarding SCTP Traffic Through a NAT "

Contact

Associate Professor Grenville Armitage
Director, Centre for Advanced Internet Architectures

Research Programs

We aim to pursue industrially relevant and timely research programs in three broad areas:

	Broadband IP access architectures
	IP network resilience and security
	IP mobility

Further information on CAIA research programs More

Qualifications by Coursework & Research

CAIA is the research companion to our advanced Internet and Telecommunications coursework programs, offering qualifications at a range of levels:

	Graduate Certificate
	Graduate Diploma
	Bachelor (single and double degrees)
	Masters by coursework
	PhD (Why Do A PhD?)