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1 NT1310 Unit 3 Cable Types and Network Topologies
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2 Cables Instructions Definition- Meaning of the word
Put the following information into the corresponding boxes on each slide Definition- Meaning of the word Pictures- What the cable looks like Characteristics/Attributes- how does it work, when would you use it, features, pros and cons Connector types- names and pictures

3 Word: Shielded Twisted Pair Cable
Definition Characteristics/Attributes Pictures Connector Types

4 Word: Fiber Optic Cable
Definition Characteristics/Attributes Pictures Connector Types

5 Word: Unshielded Twisted Pair Cable
Definition Characteristics/Attributes Pictures Connector Types

6 Characteristics/Attributes
Word: Coaxial Cable Definition Characteristics/Attributes Pictures Connector Types

7 Topologies Instructions
Put the following information into the corresponding boxes on each slide Definition- Meaning of the word or phrase Pictures- What the topology looks like Strengths- The positives about the topology Weaknesses- The negatives about the topology

8 Word: Bus Topology Definition Strengths Pictures Weaknesses

9 Word: Star Topology Definition Strengths Pictures Weaknesses

10 Word: Mesh Topology Definition Strengths Pictures Weaknesses

11 Word: Ring Topology Definition Strengths Pictures Weaknesses

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