Computer Networks Lab Challenge

Computer Networks Lab Challenge is designed to test students’ practical knowledge of computer network concepts through C programming. Participants are required to write and implement a Computer Networks program using C, demonstrating understanding, implementation, and execution of the given problem.

Eligibility:

• Individual participation only.
• Students must be enrolled in the Computer Networks course with minimum required attendance.

Format:

• The competition consists of one round.
• Participants must write a Computer Networks program in C and include:
  • Concept / Problem Understanding – Brief explanation of the networking concept or problem.
  • Program – Implementation of the solution in C.
  • Execution & Result – Run the program and display the output.
• The output should be presented in a report format and submitted as a PDF on the Unstop platform.

Process & Rules:

• Individual participation only.
• No use of external help, mobile phones, or the internet is allowed.
• Submit both the program code and output for evaluation.
• Evaluation will be based on logic, correctness, and output clarity.

Duration:

• Total duration: 90 minutes (may extend up to 2–3 hours depending on problem complexity).

Number of Problem Statements:

• Each student will be given one Computer Networks problem statement.
• The student must:
  • Write the concept/description of the problem.
  • Implement the program code in C.
  • Provide the expected output after execution.