Computer Network Technology

Author: Zhang Jiwen
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Publish Date: 2003-12-02
Features: This book is a college-level computer network textbook designed for practical applications. The entire book is divided into 6 chapters:
Chapter 1 begins with the planar topology structure of computer networks, introducing the working principles of computer networks from the perspectives of nodes and links. It then discusses the hierarchical structure of computer networks from a vertical perspective, introducing three commonly used network models: ISO/OSI, IEEE 802, and TCP/IP, thereby laying the foundation for the entire book.
Chapter 2 serves as an example of Chapter 1, focusing on the widely used Ethernet as the core to explain the working principles and networking methods of local area networks.
Chapter 3, another example of Chapter 1, centers on TCP/IP to introduce network interconnection technologies.
Chapter 4 introduces the client/server model, which forms the foundation of modern network applications.
Chapter 5 covers modern access technologies.
Chapter 6 introduces basic technologies related to network security.
This book features up-to-date content, a rigorous structure, fluent writing, and clear concepts. At the end of each chapter, in addition to a certain number of exercises, there are also practical training projects.
This book can be used as a textbook for computer science, information management, and other related majors in colleges and universities, as well as a reference for relevant professionals.