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COMPUTER COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING Theory (100) Practical (50)Introduction to Computer Networks Basic Networking Concepts, Advantages of Networks Structure of Communications Networks. Network Types Local Area Networks, Metropalain team Area Network, Wide Area Network, Global Area Network. Topologies Bus Topology, Star Topology, Ring Topology, Tree Topology, Mesh Topology. Transmission Media , Guided Transmission Media Twisted pair, Coaxial, Optical Fiber. Wireless Transmission Terrestrial microwave, Satellite Microwave, Broadcast Radio, Infrared Transmission Technique Base band Technique, Broad band Technique Transmission Control and Switching Concepts Centralized Transmission Control, Distributed Transmission Control, Random Transmission Control, Network Architecture and I. S. O’S O.S.I-R Model The Application Layer The Presentation layer The Session layer The Transport layer The Network layer The Data Link layer The Physical layer IBM SNA Model TCP/ IP SUNIT and OSI lAYERS Protocols FTP, SMTP, DNS, RPC, TFTP, TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP, etc. TCP/ IP and Ethernet Networking Equipment Gateways Bridges Routers Interface Standards RS-232, RJ-45, FDDI Modems, etc. Servers Proxy Server CD-ROM Server, File Server, Database Server, Modem Server etc. Acronyms and Abbreviation Managing and Trouble Shooting TCP/IP NOTE: PRACTICAL WILL BE BASED ON THEORY RECOMMENDED BOOKS
[1] Stan Schatt, "Understanding Local Area Networks" SAMS [2] James Martin,
“Local Area Networks: Architecture and Implementations", [3] Peter Hodson, "Local Area Networks" [4] Gilbert Held, "Understanding Data Communications" SAMS [5] John M.
Senior, "Optical Fiber Communications: Priciples and Practice" 2nd [6] Bartee, "Digital Communications" SAMS [7] Cady and Pat McGregor BPB, "Mastering the Internet" [8] Uyless Black, "Computer Networks Protocols, Standards and Interfaces" Prentice Hall,"International Edition" [9] William Stallings “Data of Computer Communications”, Prentice Hall, 6th Edition.
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