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NAME-ANGEL KHARI

CLASS- 12TH I
ROLL NO- 19
SUBJECT- COMPUTER SCIENCE
Connecting the Dots: An In-Depth
Exploration of Computer
Networking
Introduction to Networking

Computer Networking is the practice of


connecting computers and devices to
share resources and information. This
presentation will explore its fundamental
concepts, protocols, and technologies that
enable seamless communication in
today's digital world.
Computer Networking refers to the interconnection of multiple computing
devices that communicate and share resources. It encompasses both hardware
and software, enabling data exchange across various platforms and locations.
Networks can be classified into Local Area Networks (LAN), Wide Area Networks
(WAN), and Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN). Each type serves different
geographical areas and purposes, impacting speed and accessibility.
Network Topologies

Network Topology refers to the


arrangement of different elements in a
network. Common topologies include star,
ring, and mesh, each with unique
advantages and disadvantages affecting
performance and reliability.
Protocols are essential rules that dictate how data is transmitted across networks.
Common protocols include TCP/IP, HTTP, and FTP, which facilitate
communication and ensure data integrity.
Key network devices include routers, switches, and hubs. These devices manage
data traffic, connect different networks, and ensure efficient communication
between devices within a network.
Wireless Networking allows devices to connect without physical cables, using
technologies like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. This flexibility enhances mobility and
accessibility, making it a popular choice for many users.
Network Security

Ensuring network security is crucial to


protect data from unauthorized access
and cyber threats. Techniques like
firewalls, encryption, and VPNs help
safeguard sensitive information during
transmission.
Future of Networking
The future of computer networking is
leaning towards 5G, IoT, and cloud
computing. These advancements promise
faster speeds, enhanced connectivity, and
smarter devices, transforming how we
interact with technology.
Conclusion
In conclusion, computer networking
is a vital component of modern
technology. Understanding its
principles, devices, and protocols is
essential for leveraging its full
potential in our increasingly
connected world.
Thanks!

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