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TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Unit 28- Website Development Assignment 1- THEORY D1

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Overview Of The Unit Fancy That! is a business selling fancy dress costumes. They want to create a website to advertise their business with a catalogue the customers can look through. They hope in the future to sell their products online. They have asked you to produce a series of reference guides to help them understand the technical work and the security work that needs to be completed.

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Summary Of P1, M1 and D1 For P1, learners should compose a brief outline of the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function. For M1, learners should go into more detail regarding the way websites move information for communication. Learners should discuss current methods of information sharing and movements such as Web 2.0. For D1, learners should give a technical explanation of application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol.

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Learning Outcomes We are learning about: L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1)

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1)

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) What Is A Protocol?

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) What Is a Protocol? A 'protocol' is a set of invisible computer rules that govern how data gets transmitted to your screen. In networking they standardise the way different devices talk to one another – sometimes known as a handshake.

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) PROTOCOLS PODCAST TEAM 1- TCP/IP & SMTP TEAM 2- POP3 & IMAP TEAM 3- VoIP & FTP TEAM 4- HTTP & HTTPS USING THE MICROPHONES + AUDACITY + EXPORT TO MP3 CREATE A 20 SECOND PODCAST ON WHAT EACH ONE OF THESE ARE & PUT IT ON EDMODO

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) TCP / IP The internet uses a model called TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol), which contains a number of different sets of rules to control different types of communication – the rule sets are known as a protocol suite. – The TCP part deals with communicating between applications in your computer – e.g. web browser to OS to NIC driver, – The IP part controls communication between different devices.

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) TCP/IP Model The TCP/IP (transport control protocol / internet protocol) has 4 different layers, Transport Internet Application Link Source Device Destination Device

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) TCP/IP Model Layers Each layer within the model has a different job, The link layer is the lowest and deals with how the data will actually be sent through the network hardware – how the data is transmitted along cables / fibre, navigates through routers, servers etc The internet layer packs data into data packets known as IP datagrams, which contain source and destination address information that is used to forward the datagrams between hosts and across networks. The internet layer is also responsible for routing of IP datagrams. The transport layer establishes communication between the source and destination hosts and permits them to carry on a conversation

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Application Layer The application layer is the highest layer within the TCP/IP and provides protocols which we use, through the use of software applications, You need to be aware of the function of the following application layer protocols – HTTP, – HTTPS, – SMTP, – POP3, – IMAP, – FTP, DHCP, DNS, RDP, SNMP,

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) QUIZ: TCP/IP Model- What Does Each Layer Do? TEAM by TEAM? The TCP/IP (transport control protocol / internet protocol) has 4 different layers, Transport Internet Application Link Source Device Destination Device

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) D1 Overview D1 Requires you to explain the role of the TCP/IP protocol and how it links to the application layer, The assignment ask you to add a final section to your report which gives a technical explanation of TCP/IP application layer protocols used on the internet, You could structure this by having: – A detailed overview of TCP/IP including diagrams showing the layers and a detailed explanation the job of each layer, – A table which explains technically how each of the application layer protocols work – diagrams will help.

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) For D1, you should give a technical explanation of application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol, You must remember that when explaining the layer protocols ensure it relates to TCP/IP, For explain remember you need to give a detailed account to give the meaning of something with reasons. Include the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of the topic of interest. D1 – Explain the role of the TCP/IP protocol and how it links to application layer protocols

TOPIC LEARNING BTEC Level 3 Unit 28 Websites L01- All students will understand the web architecture and components which allow the internet and websites to function (P1) L02- Most students will show they understand the way websites move information for communication including Web 2.0 (M1) L03- Some students will describe application layer protocols in relation to the TCP/IP protocol (D1) Completing D1 xxxx