Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach with Internet Applications 1197

Author: [USA] James F. Kurose et al. Translated by Shen Zhenjie et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book takes the Internet as a feature, adopting a top-down approach to sequentially explain the basic principles and application technologies of computer networks from the application layer to the physical layer. The content and characteristics of the book: First, it uses the mature and practical TCP/IP five-layer protocol architecture as the teaching foundation, which is easier to stimulate readers' interest and enthusiasm for learning. Second, in terms of content, it emphasizes learning as needed. Chapters 1-5 are mandatory, while the remaining chapters can be taught in varying amounts and in any order. Third, the accompanying Web site of this book provides the complete online version of the book and numerous links to relevant learning materials, making it highly suitable for online courses. Finally, the book includes interviews with individuals who have made significant contributions to network theory or applications, allowing students to understand the creative spirit of these giants. This book is suitable as a textbook for undergraduate or first-year graduate courses, and it also holds great reference and practical value for professionals in the telecommunications industry.