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Teracom Fundamentals of Datacom and Networking

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Teracom Fundamentals of Datacom and Networking

Teracom Fundamentals of Datacom and Networking | 923MB

Produced 2006. Length 106 minutes. DVD-R NTSC format. 65-page 8.5" x 11" softcover bound workbook. In this course, we'll begin by establishing a model for a data communications circuit, then provide examples and context for each of the components of the model, and review different circuit configurations including LANs and WANs.

In the second part, we’ll look at how data is formatted for transmission, beginning with the older concepts of “synchronous” and “asynchronous”, then cover the newer ideas of frames and packets, how frames and packets
are related, and the addresses on frames and packets, and the structure of IPv4 packets.

We’ll complete this course with an understanding of the “Network Cloud”, why people use clouds to draw networks,and what is really going on inside that cloud.

This set of topics, particularly the understanding of packets and frames, the addresses on each, and how they are related; and the idea of three kinds of network services – and three kinds of edge equipment – is the foundation for all further study of LANs, WANs, IP and just about any other kind of communications, including Voice over IP.


Course V3: Fundamentals of Datacom and Networking

Part 1 Introduction to Data Communications and Networking
1.03 Data Circuit Model
1.05 Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)
1.07 Analog and Digital Data Circuits
1.09 Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (DCE)
1.11 Configuration Example: Point-to-Point
1.13 Multidrop Circuits
1.15 LANs
1.17 Wide Area Networks

Part 2 How Data is Formatted for Transmission
2.03 Data Communications Basics: Bits and Bytes
2.05 ASCII Code Set
2.07 “Asynchronous”
2.09 Frames
2.11 Details for Reference: Cyclic Redundancy Check
2.13 Packets
2.15 Packets vs. Frames
2.17 IP Packets

Part 3 The Network “Cloud”: How Data Circuits are Actually Provisioned
3.03 Anatomy of a Digital Circuit
3.05 Common Carriers’ Transmission Networks
3.07 Network Equipment: How and Where Each is Used

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