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Intro To Computer Networks

The document provides an overview of computer networks, defining them as interconnected devices that share resources. It covers types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN), network topologies (Star, Bus, Ring), essential network devices (Router, Switch, Hub, Modem), and key protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP). The importance of networking is emphasized as crucial for resource sharing, communication, and the functioning of the internet.

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Intro To Computer Networks

The document provides an overview of computer networks, defining them as interconnected devices that share resources. It covers types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN), network topologies (Star, Bus, Ring), essential network devices (Router, Switch, Hub, Modem), and key protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP). The importance of networking is emphasized as crucial for resource sharing, communication, and the functioning of the internet.

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Presentation: Introduction to Computer Networks

Title: Introduction to Computer Networks

1. What is a Computer Network?

- A computer network is a group of interconnected devices that communicate and share resources.

2. Types of Networks:

- LAN (Local Area Network): Limited to a small geographical area.

- WAN (Wide Area Network): Covers large geographical areas.

- MAN (Metropolitan Area Network): Covers a city or town.

3. Network Topologies:

- Star: All devices connected to a central hub.

- Bus: Single communication line with multiple devices.

- Ring: Devices connected in a circular format.

4. Network Devices:

- Router: Connects different networks.

- Switch: Connects devices within the same network.

- Hub: Basic networking device (now outdated).

- Modem: Modulates and demodulates signals.

5. Protocols:

- TCP/IP: Fundamental protocol for internet communication.

- HTTP/HTTPS: Used for accessing web pages.


- FTP: File Transfer Protocol.

6. Importance of Networking:

- Enables resource sharing and communication.

- Essential for the functioning of the internet.

- Backbone of modern communication systems.

7. Conclusion:

Understanding basic computer networking is essential for IT, cybersecurity, and software fields. It lays the f

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