Computer Network Practical Tutorial: New Edition of Undergraduate Planning Textbooks for Computer Science

Author: Lu Ying
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Based on the knowledge structure of the "Computer Networks" course in computer science and technology programs, this book follows the writing characteristics of "complete discipline system, emphasizing engineering concepts, and integrating theory with practice," highlighting systematicity and practicality. The book consists of 10 chapters, with the TCP/IP architecture as the main thread. It systematically discusses the fundamental theories and architecture of computer networks and focuses on introducing the basic knowledge of typical local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs), network interconnection, network security, network management, and network system integration, as well as the basic implementation of Winsock network socket programming. In the foundational theoretical knowledge section, the book omits pure theoretical content, systematically retains theoretical knowledge related to applications, and adds content on network system integration and Winsock network socket programming. Therefore, the selection of materials is more suitable for the practical needs of applied computer science programs, featuring distinct professional characteristics. The book's materials are innovative and align with the current trends in computer science and technology. It discusses computer network knowledge from a practical perspective, maintains a complete discipline system, emphasizes practice, and ensures that the content of each chapter is systematic, appropriately detailed, and focuses on cultivating students' comprehensive application skills, meeting teaching standards. This book is suitable as a textbook for computer and related disciplines in higher education institutions for the "Computer Networks" course, as well as a reference book for computer and network technology developers.