INTRO.TO TELECOMMUNICATION 201

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INTRO.TO TELECOMMUNICATION 201 Computer networks By: Dalal AL-Dossary 200801506 Ebtihal AL-Qurashi 200800747 Woud saad 200800737 INTRO.TO TELECOMMUNICATION 201 Mr. Muhammad Rafiq

Computer networks 1.The importance of computer network. Outline 1.The importance of computer network. 2.What is computer networks ? 3.The types of computer networks. 4.Defrences between computer networks.

Computer networks 1.Facilitating communications. 2.Sharing resources. The importance for computer network 1.Facilitating communications. 2.Sharing resources. 3.Getting Information. 4.Accomplishing tasks. 5.Students researches. 6.Job applications. 7.Business communications..

Computer networks What is computer network? Computer network sets of computers or devices connected to each other with the ability to exchange data. wired network wireless network

Computer networks Common types of computer networks 1.Local Area Network (LAN): It is an Interconnection of small devices covering a short distance or small geographical and physical area. Its use in a personal computers in home offices, or schools. Types of LAN : The wired LAN , The wireless LAN. 2.Wide Area Network (WAN ) : It is a collection of local area networks and other network types though a router. It covers a large geographical distance. Types of WAN : Private Network., Integrated Services Digital Network, Value Added Service, PSDN, PSTN. 3.Metropolitan Area Network (MAN): Interconnects a number of (LANs) using a high capacity backbone technology. Its a large computer network that usually spans a city or a large campus. its geographic scope falls between a WAN and LAN. Types of MAN: Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Fiber Distribution Data Interface (FDDI) ,Switched multi megabit data service (SMDS).

Computer networks Differences between LAN, WAN, & MAN The differences between LANs, WANs, and MANs are indeed greater than just in term of size. There are differences in network topology, hardware requirements, software requirements as well as technical specifications and cost.

Computer networks Conclusion The networks of LAN, WAN, and MAN provides lots of benefits that help users to communication with the world around them. The network has become a vital part of our life to accomplish tasks.

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