Network Construction and Application Standard Course

Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This tutorial focuses on planning and setting up local area networks (LANs) as its main theme. Through specific application cases, the teaching emphasis follows software engineering methods and workflows, introducing the various functions of LANs and explaining the inherent connection between these functions and practical applications. This tutorial not only covers how to set up LANs but also introduces the rules for doing so, enabling students to build real-world networks based on specific situations after completing the course. From a practical perspective, the tutorial links various teaching segments through a series of application examples, helping students develop a sense of work norms and adherence to workflows during the learning process. Additionally, it aligns work methods with software functions to enhance targeted learning and improve self-directed learning abilities through the "learn by doing" approach. The tutorial is divided into a standard edition and a self-study edition. The standard edition consists of two parts: the first part covers basic applications, guiding students from simple to complex to master the software's fundamental knowledge and functional applications. The second part focuses on advanced applications, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of the software, expand its functional applications, and better serve their work. Tailored to students' learning patterns, the textbook utilizes layout effects to provide a three-step learning method: before learning each specific application, first clarify the work objectives; under the guidance of these objectives, confirm the relevant tools; and finally, achieve the work objectives through the specific steps of using the tools.