黄韬

Huang Tao is an author about whom limited public information is available; all that is known is that he has four works in the general computer science category, including Principles and Practice of Edge Computing, Software-Defined Networking Lab Tutorial, Named Data Networking: Principles, Technologies and Applications, and Computer Networks Lab Tutorial. Judging from their subjects, his writing focuses on frontier directions in computer networking and on teaching practice: he explains the principles of new network architectures such as edge computing, software-defined networking, and named data networking, and also provides accompanying lab tutorials that combine concepts and protocols with hands-on operation. This approach, giving equal weight to principles and experiments, makes the books suitable for university networking courses and for technical professionals studying on their own, and reflects the author's sustained attention to turning new networking technologies into teachable material.