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Week 10 - Ethics and Caring

This document summarizes a lecture on telecommunications and networking. It discusses key topics like computer networks, network fundamentals, the internet and world wide web, and network applications. Specifically, it defines local and wide area networks, describes common communication media and protocols, explains how to access the internet, and gives examples of network applications for discovery, communication, collaboration, e-learning, and telecommuting. Business examples are also provided throughout. The overall document provides an overview of fundamental networking concepts.

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Week 10 - Ethics and Caring

This document summarizes a lecture on telecommunications and networking. It discusses key topics like computer networks, network fundamentals, the internet and world wide web, and network applications. Specifically, it defines local and wide area networks, describes common communication media and protocols, explains how to access the internet, and gives examples of network applications for discovery, communication, collaboration, e-learning, and telecommuting. Business examples are also provided throughout. The overall document provides an overview of fundamental networking concepts.

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Telecommunications and Networking

Presented By:
Wiwin Sry Adinda Banjarnahor
18 Maret 2016
Email: [email protected]

Materi Kuliah Minggu 6


Dasar Sistem Informasi
ISS1001
Learning Outcomes

After the end of the lecture, student will be able to:


• Compare and contrast the two major types of
networks.
• Describe the wireline communications media and
transmission technologies.
• Describe the most common methods for accessing the
Internet.
• Explain the impact that networks have had on business
and everyday life for each of the six major categories
of network applications.

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Overview

• What Is a Computer Network?


• Network Fundamentals
• The Internet and the World Wide Web
• Network Applications

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[ Opening Case The Neutrality Ware ]
• The Problem
• A Possible Solution
• The Results
• What We Learned from This Case

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[about business]
6.1 Studio G

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6.1 What Is a Computer Network?

• Local Area Networks


• Wide Area Networks
• Enterprise Networks

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6.2 Network Fundamentals

• Analog and Digital Signals


• Communications Media and Channels
• Network Protocols
• Types of Network Processing

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Analog and Digital Signals

• Analog Signals
– Two Parameters
• Amplitude and frequency
• Digital Signals
• Modem or Modulator-demodulator
– Dial-up modem
– Cable modems
– DSL
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Communications Media and
Channels
• Twisted-pair Wire
• Coaxial Cable
• Fiber Optics

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Network Protocols

• Ethernet
• Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP)
– Four Layers
– Packet Switching

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Types of Network Processing

• Client/server computing
• Peer-to-peer Processing (P2P)

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6.3 The Internet and
the World Wide Web
• Accessing the Internet
• The Future of the Internet
• The World Wide Web

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Accessing the Internet

• Connecting via an Online Service


• Connecting via Other Means
• Addresses on the Internet

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The Future of the Internet

• Three Factors Could Cause Internet Brownout


– Increasing number of people who work online
– Soaring popularity of Web sites such as YouTube requiring
large amounts of bandwidth
– Tremendous demand for high-definition television delivered
over the Internet
• Internet2

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World Wide Web (WWW)

• A system of universally accepted standards for


storing, retrieving, formatting, and displaying
information via a client/server architecture
– Web site
– Webmaster
– Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
– Browsers

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6.4 Network Applications

• Discovery
• Communication
• Collaboration
• E-Learning and Distance Learning
• Virtual Universities
• Telecommuting
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Discovery

• Search Engines and Metasearch Engines


• Publication of Material in Foreign Languages
• Portals

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Portals

• Commercial Portal
• Affinity Portal
• Corporate Portal
• Industrywide Portal

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[about business]
6.2 A New Search
Engine

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[about business]
6.3 Marriot’s Corporate
Portal

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Communication

• Electronic Mail (E-mail)


• Web-Based Call Centers
• Electronic Chat Rooms
• Voice Communication
– Internet Telephony (VoIP)
• Unified Communications (UC)

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Collaboration

• Work group
• Workflow
• Virtual Team
• Virtual Collaboration
• Crowdsourcing
• Synchronous versus asynchronous

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Collaboration

• Microsoft SharePoint
• Google Docs
• IBM Lotus Quickr
• Jive
• Electronic Teleconferencing

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E-Learning and Distance Learning

• E-Learning
– Learning supported by the Web
• Distance Learning
– Any learning situation in which teachers and students do not
meet face-to-face.

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[about business]
6.4 Massive Open
Online Courses

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Virtual Universities

• Online universities in which students take classes


via the Internet at home or an off-site location.

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Telecommuting

• A process in which highly prized workers are


able to work anywhere anytime.
• Knowledge workers
• Advantages versus disadvantages

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[about business]
6.5 Yahoo! CEO
Marissa Mayer
Bands
Telecommuting

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[ Closing Case Fiber to All of Us? ]
• The Problem
• Possible Solutions
• The Results

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Reference

James A O’Brien “Introduction to Information


System”. McGRAW-HILL, 15th Edition, 2010

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