AIORI-3
Faculty Development Program (FDP)
Program Overview
Introduction to the FDP
- The AIORI-3 Faculty Development Program (FDP) is designed to equip faculty members with the knowledge, tools, and pedagogical insights required to understand the Internet ecosystem and mentor students in Internet research, measurement, standards, and operations. Through expert-led sessions, curated learning resources, and practical demonstrations, the program fosters a collaborative academic community committed to advancing Internet education and innovation.
Objectives and expected learning outcomes
- Build a strong foundation in Internet architecture, protocols, standards, operations, and measurement.
- Enable faculty to integrate Internet technologies and research methodologies into teaching and academic activities.
- Introduce participants to the AIORI ecosystem, tools, and collaborative research opportunities.
- Develop a network of educators capable of mentoring students in Internet measurement and innovation initiatives.
Learning Resources
- Pre-reading materials
- AIORI handbook & reference documents (coming soon)
Session Hub
Agenda
Theme: Understanding the Internet: Foundations, Architecture & Measurement
Date: 15 July 2026 (Wednesday) or 17 July 2026 (Friday)
Time: 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (IST)
- The Internet Way of Networking
- Internet Architecture & Ecosystem
- Core Internet Protocols
- Internet Standards & Governance
- Internet Operations
- Introduction to Internet Measurement
- Performance, Edge Computing & Availability
- Internet Security & Operational Best Practices
- Measurement Platforms
- AIORI Showcasing- AIORI Tools & Platform Overview
Theme: Understanding the Internet: Foundations, Architecture & Measurement
Date: 22 July 2026 (Wednesday) or 24 July 2026 (Friday)
Time: 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (IST)
- Faculties create and assign tasks to students, and the assignments require students to run internet measurements.
- Students must make the query linked with the assignment & also public so it can be accessed by the team for review.
- Students need to download our AIORI Mobile app. Then, they should check the network details for the device (mobile data vs Wi‑Fi), share screenshots, and run a latency test for domains like google.com/youtube.com or any pingable domain.
Steps to register in HNDB for AIORI-3 FDP Certificates
Activities Practical Session – Hands-on Experience with Internet Measurements
Trainer information
John Jose
IEEE IAYPC Member
Venkatesh Tamarapalli
IEEE IAYPC Member
Ruchika Gupta
IEEE IAYPC Member
Aindri Mukherjee
India Internet Foundation
Arnav Das
India Internet Foundation
Debayan Mukherjee
India Internet Foundation
Sumeet Jana
India Internet Foundation
Aditya Ghosh
India Internet Foundation
Debarghya Bhattacharya
India Internet Foundation
Sreejit Das Chowdhury
Host
- Presentation slides as per session 1 and 2 published after the session
- Embedded YouTube recording (published after the session)