Computer Network Basics

Author: Zhang Jianzhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is one of the "21st Century Higher Vocational Education Computer Technology Planning Textbooks." It is tailored to the characteristics of students in higher vocational schools, emphasizing quality-oriented education and focusing on cultivating students' abilities while guiding them to improve their employment skills. The content is concise, the structure is rigorous, the logic is clear, and the organization is well-organized, with innovations in both content and form. The book is divided into 9 chapters, covering main topics such as: Computer Network Basics, Data Communication Basics, Local Area Network Technology, Network Operating Systems, Windows Server 2003 Network Management, Wide Area Network Technology, Internet Technology and Applications, Network Management and Security Technology, and Network Labs. Each chapter begins with learning objectives, providing students with a clear understanding of the main content and the knowledge and skills they should master. Within each chapter, thought-provoking questions are included to broaden students' learning perspectives. After each chapter, exercises are provided to help students master essential skills. The final chapter of the book is dedicated to network labs, offering comprehensive practical training based on the content covered. This approach allows students to repeatedly learn, think, and experiment, thereby mastering network technology. This not only facilitates theoretical teaching by instructors but also enhances hands-on practice for students. The book is suitable for students in computer and application, e-commerce, and information technology programs in higher vocational colleges. It is also ideal for professionals working with computer and local area network management, as well as serving as a pre-job training manual for network application personnel.