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UC Davis Computer Networks explores deep insights into network protocols: Project 1 - Analyzing PCAP files to count and categorize TCP & UDP packets. Project 2 - Building efficient DNS clients implementing iterative strategy and DNS cache. Project 3 - Enhancing UDP with connection support, adding reliability, implementing congestion control.

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