C Programming and Networking Project Instructor: Wilmer Almazan Objective: Each group will work in teams to create a presentation on a networking-related topic. Each presentation should cover the selected topic's background, relevant libraries, and a sample program demonstrating the most common functions. The presentation should be 15-20 minutes in length, and every team member must actively participate. Guidelines: Topic Selection: The topics are socket programming, HTTP client, network packet sniffer, FTP client, or network ping tool. The topic will be assigned to every group during the class on April 21^st, 2023 Background Information: Provide an overview of the topic, explaining its significance and role in networking. Discuss the primary use cases, benefits, and limitations. Libraries: Research about C libraries related to the topic. Explain some of the functions that will help networking professionals. Sample Program: Develop a working sample program that demonstrates the most common functions and features of your topic. Include code snippets in your presentation and walk the audience through the code, explaining the logic and purpose of each function. PowerPoint Presentation: Prepare a PowerPoint presentation that effectively conveys the information. Use clear and concise language, and include visuals to aid understanding. The slides should be well organized and easy to follow. Presentation Delivery: Team members must contribute to the presentation, demonstrating their understanding of the topic and sample program. Be prepared to answer questions from the instructor and rest of the class. Submission Guidelines Upload the Power Point and C files to Nexus. Due Date and Time: Friday, April 28^st, 2023 at 09:00 am Marking Criteria Marks for this project will be given as follows:

Criteria Needs Work Proficient Excellent Mark
Research	Superficial understanding lacks sources, insufficient explanations of significance, use cases, benefits, and limitations. 0-10	Basic understanding, some sources, touches on significance, use cases, benefits, and limitations, but lacks details. 11-24	Comprehensive understanding, relevant sources, clear explanations of significance, use cases, benefits, and limitations. 25	/ 25
Marking Comments
Presentation	Lacks organization, limited understanding, some team members do not participate, unclear or cluttered slides. 0-10	Mostly organized, adequate information, most team members participate, struggles with some questions, mostly clear slides with minor issues. 11-39	Well-organized, engaging, all team members participate, deep understanding, effective responses to questions, visually appealing slides. 40	/ 40
Marking Comments
Sample program	Inadequate demonstration of common functions, poor organization, lacks documentation, difficult to understand. 0-10	Demonstrates some common functions, mostly follows best practices, minor organizational or documentation issues. 11-34	Well-written, effectively demonstrates common functions, follows best practices, logically organized, well documented. 35	/ 35
Marking Comments
	Total Marks	/ 100
Additional Comments

C Programming Basic Project DIT-35203

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