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SDN - Software Defined Networks is a comprehensive guide for undergraduate students of Computer Science Engineering. The book comprises chapters on centralized and distributed control and data planes, openflow, SDN controllers, network programmability, data center concepts and constructs, network function virtualization, and network topology, and topological information abstraction. In addition, the book consists of several examples to understand the concepts better. This book is essential for network engineers and software developers. About the Authors Thomas D. Nadeau has been working as an engineer at Juniper Networks where he is responsible for leading all aspects of software defined networks and network programmability. He completed his BSCS from University of New Hampshire, and M.Sc. from the University of Massachusetts in Lowell. Ken Gray is presently working at Juniper Network where he is responsible for technical strategy and innovation. Prior to this, he worked at Cisco System in a variety of roles. Ken completed his MSEE from the University of Maryland.