Data Communications The 4th Annual Technology Trade Show is slowly approaching. We are preparing to get things in order for the company’s booth. Marketing managers are in the process of determining what displays we will be presenting. The specified equipment will be all of the 2015 models of the T-21. As a marketing manager, I have developed an Excel spreadsheet that will track booth components, equipment, shippers and shipments. The Excel file is named “2015 Trade Booth” located on the company
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Course Outline Course Title: CS065 – Data Communications Course Description This course provides a broad introduction to the fundamentals of data communications and network technology. Emphasis is on more complex aspects of data communications from the perspective of the computer science and information technology in the communication of data, and the interaction of remote systems. Course Objectives ← The objectives of the course are to enable students to: ← Understand and
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Question 1: Computer network: A computer network is a group of computer systems and other computing hardware apparatus that are connected together through communication channels to facilitate connection and resource-sharing among a broad range of users. Systems are routinely categorized founded on their characteristics. One example for a computer network was a network of communicating computers that functioned as part of the U.S. military's Semi-Automatic Ground natural environment (SAGE) radar
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TCP/ IP is the basic communication language for the internet. It can be used in private networks such as the intranet and extranet. Any computer that you send a message to gets a copy of the TCP/IP. TCP/IP is a two layer protocol consisting of transmission control protocol(TCP) and the lower layer Which is Internet protocol which handles addressing so that each packet gets to its destination. TCP will be in control of managing the assembling of a message that Is being sent. IP is responsible for
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Chapter 1 – Introduction to Data Communications Th is is th e b egin n in g of a cu m u la tive ca s e s tu d y a b ou t a fictit iou s fir m we ca ll Next-Da y Air S er vice (NDAS ). Th e ca s e s t u d y b egin s h er e in Ch a p ter 1 a n d con tin u es th r ou gh ou t th e r es t of th e b ook . It r equ ir es you to com p lete ta s k s th a t a r e r ela ted to top ics cover ed in ea ch cor r es p on d in g ch a p ter of th e text. Th e en d of ea ch ch a p ter con ta in s th e ca s e n a r
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the different techniques for providing this protection that have been presented thus far. * These are all RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) techniques. * RAID 0-Stripping- Data is broken into pieces and each piece stored on different disk drives * RAID 1-Disk Monitoring- Data is
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(Ms Word Version attached for better viewing and printing) Networks / Data Communications NTC 360 Lecture Week Three INTRODUCTION Now that we have covered most of the media types available for our networks Protocols that run over the top of the media and the standards they follow, the final topic here is choosing a design of a network by choosing media types and infrastructure that will best suit the needs of the business. INFRASTRUCTURE When to use hubs verses routers and switches
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Voice and Data Communication Elisha Myles NTC/360 February 21, 2011 In many households can have various setups of a network from basic Internet connections to electronic devices. Here we will explain how one home network system can be achieved with the proper hardware and devices to make it work. In this home network consist of one desktop computer hard wired with Arris Telephone Telephony cable modem and CATV coaxial cable wiring provided by the cable company. The computer is connected
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The reason behind TCP/IP’s dominance over OSI can be summarized as a result of technical, political and economic reasons: The reasons for the popularity of TCP/ IP over the OSI are : * TCP/IP answers an immediate, almost desperate need - data communications in heterogeneous networks - very well. * It is relatively simple and robust compared to other alternatives. * TCP/IP is bundled into the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) Unix. Hence, TCP/IP became the minimum networking capability
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|2 | | TOTAL |15 |0 |9 |21 | MC9231 COMPUTER NETWORKS L T P C 3 0 0 3 UNIT I INTRODUCTION 9 Communication model – Data communications
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