A Data Communication and Networking course typically covers the principles and technologies that enable data exchange between devices and networks. Here’s a brief summary of what such a course might include:
- Network Components: Understanding the roles of routers, switches, servers, and clients in a network.
- Network Topologies: Exploring different ways networks are structured, such as star, bus, and mesh.
- Network Protocols: Learning about key protocols like TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, and SMTP that govern data transmission.
- OSI and TCP/IP Models: Studying the layered architecture of network communication.
- Data Transmission Methods: Examining wired and wireless communication, including fiber optics, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi.
- Network Security: Understanding encryption, firewalls, and cybersecurity measures to protect data.
- Cloud and Distributed Computing: Exploring how networks support cloud services and distributed computing.
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