Computer Network Technology Basics

Author: Liu Wenqing et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book keeps pace with technological advancements and meets the needs of teaching reform. It presents the fundamental knowledge of computer network technology and its application challenges and techniques in a modular, comprehensive, and concise manner. The book is well-structured with clear priorities and strong logic. Each chapter includes key points, an overview, a summary, and practical assessments. In the final chapter, 10 experimental guidance projects are arranged to help readers digest the theoretical knowledge learned in previous chapters, truly achieving the purpose of applying what they have learned. It enables readers to fully grasp the fundamental knowledge of computer network technology while mastering Internet technology and Windows 2000 network application technology, allowing them to quickly apply it to practical work, thereby achieving a balance between teaching and learning.
This book is written in accordance with the training objectives and basic requirements of undergraduate and vocational colleges, combining the authors' extensive teaching and engineering experience to further promote teaching reform and make computer network technology more application-oriented. It is a foundational textbook for computer network technology. The book provides a detailed introduction to the fundamental knowledge of computer networks, Internet application technology, and practical operations related to Windows 2000 and networks. The content includes: an overview of computer networks, fundamentals of data communication, local area network technology, hardware components of network systems, software components of network systems and computing models, practical Internet technology, fundamentals of network security and network management, practical operations of Windows 2000, experimental guidance, and more. After each chapter, practical exercises and theoretical consolidation questions are provided to achieve a balance between teaching and learning.
The book is rich in content and highlights the example-centered approach. It can serve as a teaching material for relevant majors in undergraduate and vocational colleges, as well as a reference book for enthusiasts who wish to self-study computer network technology.