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Module 1 - Introduction To Networking

This document provides an introduction to networking. It defines a network as a set of computers connected using a medium that allows them to communicate, share data, and maximize the use of common resources. Networks emerged as businesses relied more on computers and initially used floppy disks to transfer data between standalone systems. Networks are now used for business applications like e-commerce, home applications like accessing information remotely, mobile applications like online gaming, and social applications. The document describes three common network setup scenarios: a single workstation connected to the internet, multiple workstations connected via a router or switch, and a wireless network setup. It concludes with a section for questions and answers and an activity.

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Module 1 - Introduction To Networking

This document provides an introduction to networking. It defines a network as a set of computers connected using a medium that allows them to communicate, share data, and maximize the use of common resources. Networks emerged as businesses relied more on computers and initially used floppy disks to transfer data between standalone systems. Networks are now used for business applications like e-commerce, home applications like accessing information remotely, mobile applications like online gaming, and social applications. The document describes three common network setup scenarios: a single workstation connected to the internet, multiple workstations connected via a router or switch, and a wireless network setup. It concludes with a section for questions and answers and an activity.

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Module 1

INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING

IT Infrastructures & Network Applications (ITINFRA)


Quick Kit

Developed By:
Mr. Peter Abraham T. Solquillo
Mr. Gary R. Soriano
Faculty - Computer Applications Program
Today’s Agenda
• What is Networking?
• History of Networks
• Use of a Network
• Typical Network Set-Ups
What is a NETWORK?
• A network is…
– …a set or group of computers
– …connected using a medium
– …with the aid of various hardware devices and
software applications
– …which allows them to
• COMMUNICATE with each other
• SHARE data, and
• MAXIMIZE the use of common resources.
History of Networks
• Networks emerged during the time
businesses rely on computers to gain
profitability and productivity.
• Computers during the 1970s to 1980s are
primarily stand-alone systems.
• Floppy disks were used to transfer data from
one computer to another.

SNEAKERNETS
\ˈsnē-kər- net \
Use of Networks
• Business Applications
• Home Applications
• Mobile Applications
• “Social” Applications
Business Applications of Networks

Terminal 1
Network

Server
Terminal 2
Business Application of Networks
• E-Commerce
– B2C  Business to Commerce
• Example: Ordering books online
– B2B  Business to Business
• Example: Car Manufacturer ordering tires from supplier
– G2C  Government to Consumer
• Example: Inquiring loan status updates (i.e. SSS)
– C2C  Consumer to Consumer
• Auctioning second hand products on-line
– P2P  Peer to peer
• File sharing through Limewire
Home Network Applications
• Access to remote information
• Person-to-person communication
• Interactive Entertainment
Mobile Applications
• Playing head-to-head “Tekken 3” on PSP
Units
• Surfing the web via Mobile Phones & PDA
• Accessing the Internet via Wi-Fi
Network Application
• SCENARIO 1
Simple connection to the Internet with a single
workstation
• SCENARIO 2
Connecting to the Internet with several
workstations.
• SCENARIO 3
A wireless set-up approach
SCENARIO 1

Wall Jack

USB/Ethernet
Cable
DSL/Cable
Modem
SCENARIO 2

Wall Jack

Ethernet Cable

DSL/Cable
Modem Hub/Switch/Router
SCENARIO 3
Wall Jack

Ethernet Cable

DSL/Cable
Modem Hub/Switch/Router
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
ACTIVITY

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