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Lesson-7-Computer-network-Feb-24 Tle 10

The document presents an overview of computer system servicing, focusing on different types of computer networks including PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN, CAN, and GAN. It defines each network type, their purposes, and examples of their applications. The document also includes a daily routine and energizer activity for engaging students.

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Lesson-7-Computer-network-Feb-24 Tle 10

The document presents an overview of computer system servicing, focusing on different types of computer networks including PAN, LAN, MAN, WAN, CAN, and GAN. It defines each network type, their purposes, and examples of their applications. The document also includes a daily routine and energizer activity for engaging students.

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COMPUTER

SYSTEM
SERVICING
Presented by: Paul Stephen T. Cayabyab
DAILY
ROUTINE
WORD OF THE DAY & TECH
REVIEW/TRIVIA
DEFINITION OF TECHNICAL TERMS
Metropolitan - relating to or denoting a Refers to the network of a
metropolis, often inclusive of its geographical location within a large
surrounding areas. city and its surrounding.

Transmission - Transmission has many In a computer network, "transmission"


definitions, including the act of passing refers to the process of transferring
something from one place to another, data from one device to another,
a part of a vehicle, or a communication which can be wired (like Ethernet
sent by radio or television. cables) or wireless (like Wi-Fi).
REVIEW
OF THE PAST LESSON
What can you remember from the
last discussion?

What are your key takeaways from


our past lesson?
ENERGIZER
Instruction:
Plays a song, a paper with the
question will rotate across the student.
When the music stop, the student with
the paper will have the paper
currently will answer the question.
Computer System Servicing

TYPES OF
COMPUTER
NETWORK
4th quarter, Computer Network
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Identify the types of computer network.

Differentiate the types of compute network and its purpose.

Describe the types of computer network.


COMPUTER NETWORK

A computer network is a system that connects


many independent computers to share
information (data) and resources. The
integration of computers and other different
devices allows users to communicate more easily.
A computer network is a collection of two or
more computer systems that are linked together.
A network connection can be established using
either cable or wireless media. Hardware and
software are used to connect computers and
tools in any network.
PAN is the most basic type of computer network. It is a
type of network designed to connect devices within a
short range, typically around one person. It allows your
personal devices, like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and

PERSONAL
wearables, to communicate and share data with each other.

Examples of PANs:
Computer
AREA
Phones
Tablet
NETWORK
Printer
LAN is the most frequently used network. A LAN is a
computer network that connects computers through a
common communication path, contained within a limited
area, that is, locally. A LAN encompasses two or more

LOCAL
computers connected over a server.

Examples of LANs:
Library
AREA
home networks
small businesses
NETWORK
schools and colleges
A MAN is larger than a LAN but smaller than a WAN. This
is the type of computer network that connects
computers over a geographical distance through a
shared communication path over a city, town, or
metropolitan area.
METROPOLITAN
AREA Examples of MANs:
Towns
NETWORK Cities
Large City Area
Large area within
multiple buildings
WAN is a type of computer network that connects
computers over a large geographical distance through a
shared communication path. It is not restrained to a
single location but extends over many locations.

WIDE
Examples of LANs:
The Internet
AREA
NETWORK
CAN is bigger than a LAN but smaller than a MAN. This is a
type of computer network that is usually used in places like
a school or colleges. This network covers a limited
geographical area that is, it spreads across several

CAMPUS
buildings within the campus.

Examples of LANs:
Cover School
AREA
Colleges
NETWORK
oGAN stands for “Global Area Network” and is the largest
of the common network types: MAN, CAN, WAN, LAN and
VPN. GAN is a global computer network that is
geographically distributed. It enables data exchange
and communication between users at different

GLOBAL locations around the world.

AREA The GAN is a mixture of wide area networks (WAN) and


local area networks (LAN) that uses satellite
transmission or the fiber optic structure of wide area
NETWORK networks.
Examples of GANs:
Continents
TYPES OF NETWORKS

(PAN)
(LAN)
TYPES OF NETWORKS

(CAN) (MAN)
TYPES OF NETWORKS

(WAN) (GAN)
GENERALIZATION
THANK
YOU FOR
LISTENING!

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