Internet Technology: 7th Edition

Author: (USA) Reed
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This course provides an introduction to the organizations, technologies, and applications related to the Internet, with a prerequisite of "Network Basics." If you have taken "TCP/IP Basics," it will also be very helpful for learning this course. Chapter begins with the structure and organization of the Internet, then explores the creation process of the Internet, the management agencies of the Internet, and how to achieve personal and group access to the Internet. Chapter 2 focuses on practical methods of using the Internet, emphasizing how to conduct research using the Internet. We also study web and non-web applications used to find information on any topic. 4a4c4ac444c444a4a4 Chapter 3 examines Internet clients and servers, as well as their roles in Internet communication. We analyze the purpose and functions of WWW (Web) clients and Web servers, as well as the selection options for both. Additionally, we introduce the software and hardware used to establish Web servers. Chapter 4 introduces the creation of basic Web pages. First, we create a very simple page that primarily contains text content. Then, we add backgrounds and graphics to the Web page to make the content more engaging. Other topics covered in this chapter include: how to create forms and frames to make Web pages easier to browse and use. Chapter 5 is the last chapter in this book, covering some technologies used for Internet communication, including topics such as multimedia, video conferencing, whiteboards, and push technology. This book is the 5th volume in the "Network Engineer Education Series," providing a comprehensive introduction to the organization, technologies, and applications of the Internet (Internet). The book is divided into 5 chapters, with Chapter being an overview of Internet technology; Chapter 2 focusing on practical methods of using the Internet; Chapter 3 introducing Web servers; Chapter 4 covering the creation of Web pages; and Chapter 5 discussing technologies used for Internet communication, including multimedia, video conferencing, whiteboards, and push technology, among others.