ENTRANCE CARD

is a communications that connects a collections of different types of computer and networks allow communication and dat exchange between systems, software applications and users.

• MESSENGER

• WIFI

• NETWORK

• E-EMAIL

is an interconnected system limited in size and geography. It typically connects computers and devices within a single office or building.

• LAN (Local Area Netwrok)

• WAN (Wide Area Network)

• MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

• SPN (Service provider networks)

  
  

is a network that spans a large geographic territory, such as an entire city, region, country, or even continents.

• LAN (Local Area Netwrok)

• WAN (Wide Area Network)

• MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

• SPN (Service provider networks)

  
  

It usually connects LANS within the city or buildings far enough that cannot be connected using LAN cables only.

• LAN (Local Area Netwrok)

• WAN (Wide Area Network)

• MAN (Metropolitan Area Network)

• SPN (Service provider networks)

  
  

is virtual shape of how the computers and switches are arranged in a network.

• SURFACE

• TOPOLOGY

• ANALYSIS SITUS

• DATA

are usually created using an old type of cable called coaxial cable.

• BUS TOPOLOGY

• STAR TOPOLOGY

• TOKEN RING

• MESH TOPOLOGY

With this model, the computers and network devices, like the network printer in this figure, are all connected in a device called network hub or switch.

• BUS TOPOLOGY

• STAR TOPOLOGY

• TOKEN RING

• MESH TOPOLOGY

data is placed in a virtual symbol called tray that is being sent one by one to each computer.

• BUS TOPOLOGY

• STAR TOPOLOGY

• TOKEN RING

• MESH TOPOLOGY

his topology has redundancy or fault tolerance because when one cable breaks the computer will use an alternate route to go to another computer

• BUS TOPOLOGY

• STAR TOPOLOGY

• TOKEN RING

• MESH TOPOLOGY

WHAT WILL BE OUR LESSON FOR THIS QUARTER?

HINT: is the process of making connections and building relationships <3