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Definition of computer networks and Communication.

1. Computer network is a system of interconnected computers and peripheral devices.


2. Peripheral devices: printers, scanners and cameras.


3. Function: exchange & share information and resources a network.


4. Medium: wire or wireless.


5. Hardware & software used to able interconnected in a network.

Definition of communication

Is about the transfer of information from a sender, across a distance, to a receiver.

The important of computer networks and Communication

1. E-business


2. Online Education


3. E-Banking


4. Long Distance Communication.

E-Business

~ business transaction


~ buying & selling


~ servicing customer


~ collaborating with business partners

Activities

Online education

~ student at any location around the world can participate in an online classroom.


~download tutorial questions and submit the assignment

Activities

E-banking

~ account management, fund transfer, payment over internet.


~ transaction can be done anywhere and anytime. (Save time because no traversing & queuing at counter)

Long distance communication

~Communication is possible via voice, text on video.


~Is cheaper than making normal phone call.


~ is faster and more effective than letters of fax.

Types of computer networks

1. Local Area Network (LAN)


2. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)


3. Wide Area Network (WAN)

Local area network

1.  Covers a small region of space , typically a single building.
2 Example: school lab

1. Covers a small region of space , typically a single building.


2 Example: school lab

Metropolitan area network

~A collection of LANs with the same geographical area, for instance a City.
~ Example: Kuala Lumpur

~A collection of LANs with the same geographical area, for instance a City.


~ Example: Kuala Lumpur

Wide area network

A collection of LANs and or MANs or the mix of two with a very large geographical area, for instance a country or beyond the border.
Example: between KL and London.

A collection of LANs and or MANs or the mix of two with a very large geographical area, for instance a country or beyond the border.


Example: between KL and London.

Defferentiate between the three types of computer network

Types of network architecture

1. Client/ server
2. Peer-to-peer

1. Client/ server


2. Peer-to-peer

2 types

Differentiate of client/ server and peer-to-peer network

Types of network topology

Bus topology


Ring topology


Star topology

3 types of network topology,

Bus topology

~ consists of a single central cable (backbone) which all nodes (computer and peripheral devices) connected.
~ If one of the nodes fails, the bus network would still function as long as the backbone is working.

~ consists of a single central cable (backbone) which all nodes (computer and peripheral devices) connected.


~ If one of the nodes fails, the bus network would still function as long as the backbone is working.

Ring topology

~ all nodes connected in a loop.
~ each node directly connected to 2 neighborhood nodes.
~ one of the nodes fails, the entire network would down.

~ all nodes connected in a loop.


~ each node directly connected to 2 neighborhood nodes.


~ one of the nodes fails, the entire network would down.

Star topology

~ consists of a center host and all nodes connected to the host.
~ host: hub, switch, modem router, server.
~ the host will control the flow of communication in the network.
~ if one of the nodes fails, the network can still function as long as th...

~ consists of a center host and all nodes connected to the host.


~ host: hub, switch, modem router, server.


~ the host will control the flow of communication in the network.


~ if one of the nodes fails, the network can still function as long as the host is working.

Differentiate between three types of network topology

Network Protocol

1. Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)


2. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http)


3. Files Transfer Protocol (FTP)


4. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

~ is a internet communication protocol


~ is a standard that sets the rules for communication on network.


~TCP establishes connection between two computers, protects against data loss and data corruption.


~ IP takes care of delivering data packets between two computers

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http)

Display web page written using HTML languange (tag)

Files Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Transfer files directly to the server.

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

– This protocol is used for transferring e-mail between computers.

Network Communication Technology

1. Intranet
2. Extranet
3. Internet

1. Intranet


2. Extranet


3. Internet

3 types

What is Intranet?

~ is an internal network that uses internet that exists within an organisation.


~ is a private network.


~ share an organisation's information or operation with its employee only.


~ Example: telephone directory, events calendars & job postings.

What is Extranet?

~ a private network.


~ share parts of the business's information or operations with partners, suppliers, vendors, customers or others business.


~ given ID and Password to access company server.

What is internet?

~ is a public network


~ interconnected millions of conputer network that transmit data by packet switching using internet protocol (IP).


~ carry internet services like: electronic mail, online chat, World Wide Web (WWW).

Devices needed in computer network communication

1. A network card or PC card


a) NIC ~ Network Interface Card.


b) WNIC~ wireless NIC


2. MODEM (internal & external)


3. Hub, switch, router


4. Wireless Access Point (WAP).

Network card

A network card or PC card that enable computer to access the network.
a) NIC ~ Network Interface Card. (Conner to cable)
b) WNIC~ wireless NIC

A network card or PC card that enable computer to access the network.


a) NIC ~ Network Interface Card. (Conner to cable)


b) WNIC~ wireless NIC

MODEM (internal & external)

~ enables computer to transmit data over telephone or cable. 
~Convert analog signal to digital signal, vice versa.

~ enables computer to transmit data over telephone or cable.


~Convert analog signal to digital signal, vice versa.

Hub, switch, router

1. To connect segment of a LAN. (Hub & switch)


2. To connect multiple computer or network( router)

Wireless Access Point (WAP).

~ a device that allow computers to transfer data wireless.


(mobile device)



Types of network communications channels (Medium)

1. twisted-pair cable


2. coaxial cable


3. fiber-optic cable


4. satelite systems


5. wireless systems


~radiowaves, microwaves and infrared.

Twisted-Pair Cable

1. 2 wires twisted together.
2. Wrapped with plastic outer jacket
3. Connector: RJ45
4. UTP~Unshielded Twisted-Pair Cable.
5. STP~Shielded Twisted -Pair Cable.

1. 2 wires twisted together.


2. Wrapped with plastic outer jacket


3. Connector: RJ45


4. UTP~Unshielded Twisted-Pair Cable.


5. STP~Shielded Twisted -Pair Cable.

Coaxial Cable

1. Single copper cable surrounded by at least 3 layer.
2. Cable television

1. Single copper cable surrounded by at least 3 layer.


2. Cable television

Fiber-optic cable

1. Using light for data transmission.
2. Consists of hundred of thin strand of glass or plastic.

1. Using light for data transmission.


2. Consists of hundred of thin strand of glass or plastic.

Comparison of 3 types of wireless transmission media

Network Operating System (NOS)

~ NOS has additional functionality that allows it to connect computer and paripherals to a network.


~ most frequenly used with LAN & WAN.


~Example: Windows NT, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, Red Hat Linux.

Client Software

1. Web Browser ( Internet Explorer, Safari, Netscape, Firefox, Opera)


2. Email Client


3. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Client.