National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Tutorial. Network Technology: 2004 Edition

Author: Compiled by the National Education Examination Center
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is revised based on the National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Network Technology syllabus (2004 edition) formulated by the National Education Examination Center. It builds upon the first edition. The main contents include: Computer Fundamentals, Basic Concepts of Computer Networks, LAN Application Technology, Network Operating Systems, Internet Basics, Network Security Technology, Network Applications—E-commerce and E-government, and Prospects of Network Technology. The revision aims to enable qualified candidates for Level 3 Network Technology to have basic computer knowledge, understand and master the principles of LANs and the Internet, become familiar with the methods and technologies for setting up and managing computer network systems, and thus acquire fundamental capabilities for network management projects and the development and maintenance of simple network application systems. This book is suitable for candidates preparing for the National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Network Technology and can also be used as a textbook for network courses in ordinary higher education institutions.
This book is revised based on the National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Network Technology syllabus (2004 edition) formulated by the National Education Examination Center. It builds upon the first edition. The main contents include: Computer Fundamentals, Basic Concepts of Computer Networks, LAN Application Technology, Network Operating Systems, Internet Basics, Network Security Technology, Network Applications—E-commerce and E-government, and Prospects of Network Technology. The revision aims to enable qualified candidates for Level 3 Network Technology to have basic computer knowledge, understand and master the principles of LANs and the Internet, become familiar with the methods and technologies for setting up and managing computer network systems, and thus acquire fundamental capabilities for network management projects and the development and maintenance of simple network application systems. This book is suitable for candidates preparing for the National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Network Technology and can also be used as a textbook for network courses in ordinary higher education institutions.