Practical Tutorial on Structured Cabling

Author: Zhang Jiachao
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The rapid development of computer network technology has brought not only technical but also conceptual changes to faculty and students in higher education. Teachers on the teaching front, after years of exploration, combined market demands, as well as the content of the network part of the Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination, have divided the teaching of Computer Network courses into three levels. The first is the basic knowledge part, which introduces in detail the architecture of computer networks and related knowledge. The second is the engineering technology part, which introduces in detail the knowledge of computer networking and engineering applications. The third is the applied technology part, which introduces in detail the commonly used network knowledge on the Internet. "Practical Tutorial on Network Engineering and Structured Cabling" was born under such circumstances. This book is part of the engineering technology section and is divided into eleven chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the basic concepts and architecture of computer networks. Chapters 2 and 3 introduce the hardware equipment and networking technology of computer networks. Chapters 4, 5, and 6 introduce the characteristics, installation, management, and services of the typical network operating system Windows 2000. Chapters 7 and 8 introduce the commonly used technologies of Internet/Intranet. Chapter 9 introduces structured cabling technology. Chapter 10 introduces the technology of network system integration and application examples. Chapter 11 provides eight reference experiments required for network engineering. This book, starting from the advancement and practicality of technology, uses ten chapters to introduce the relevant knowledge and practical technology of computer networks and engineering practice. Among them, Chapter 1 introduces the basic concepts and architecture of computer networks, Chapters 2 and 3 introduce the hardware equipment and networking technology of computer networks, Chapters 4, 5, and 6 introduce the characteristics, installation, management, and services of the typical network operating system Windows 2000, Chapters 7 and 8 introduce the commonly used technologies of Internet/Intranet, Chapter 9 introduces structured cabling technology, Chapter 10 introduces the technology of network system integration and application examples, and Chapter 11 provides reference experiments required for network engineering. This book can not only serve as a reference textbook for applied universities teaching network engineering, structured cabling, and computer network technology or engineering courses but also as a reference material for candidates preparing for the practical part of the Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination "Network Engineer" and "Network Administrator".