Computer Network Technology Basics

Author: Editorial Committee of the Series
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Publishing Time: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is compiled according to the "Training Guidance Program for Skilled Shortage Talent in the Field of Computer Application and Software Technology" and teaching syllabus of the Ministry of Education, following the new "Work Process-Oriented" teaching model. To facilitate teachers in scheduling, preparing, and delivering lessons, as well as students in previewing, hands-on practice, and review, the teaching content is broken down and implemented in every class period through four stages: "Classroom Tasks," "Classroom Exercises," "Knowledge Expansion," and "Homework." The book consists of 7 chapters and 20 lessons, with each lesson covering two standard class hours, totaling 90 minutes of content. It is recommended to be taught over one semester, with 2 class hours per week, or divided into two semesters. The book covers the following topics: fundamentals of computer networks and communication, network operating systems and communication protocols, local area networks, Internet access, the use of network operating systems, computer network security, and an introduction to new network technologies, with a final section on course design and engineering practice. This book can be used as a textbook for database courses in secondary vocational schools or as teaching material for various short-term training programs for skilled shortage talent. For teaching convenience, electronic teaching plans and question banks for teachers and assistants can be downloaded from the website.