New Century Vocational and Technical Training Case Study -- Computer Network Basics Case Study

Author: Shen Dalin, Editor-in-Chief, Guan Shan, et al., Compiler
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Based on the fundamental principle of "emphasizing practice" in secondary vocational education, this book focuses on essential and sufficient network theory, using Windows XP and Windows 98 as the basic working environments. It follows the various problems encountered when using a network as a, employing practical examples to emphasize hands-on operations and highlight the development of skills. The book primarily covers local area networks (LANs), divided into 6 chapters with 16 examples, providing a wealth of thought questions and exercises. It introduces relevant knowledge such as Ethernet, the main operational steps for setting up peer-to-peer LANs, resource sharing within LANs, and the application of the Internet. The entire book is structured around computer-based practical examples, adopting a true task-driven approach to showcase a brand-new teaching method. This book can serve as a textbook for secondary vocational computer technology schools, higher vocational non-computer majors, and beginners and intermediate learners, or as a self-study guide for those new to the subject.