Computer Networks flashcards
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This Computer Networks page gathers flashcards on topology, protocols and network hardware. The mainly school-level decks help school students practise network terms and give teachers material for revision. There are over 980 flashcard resources made by more than 800 GoConqr users. Pick a deck and start with a topic you want to review.
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- Advantages and effects of networks91
- Types of networks641
- Network topologies919
- Client-server and peer-to-peer networks64
- Network hardware483
- Wired and wireless networks200
- Data transmission147
- Error detection15
- Network performance29
- Network protocols and layers282
- IP addressing and DNS23
- The internet and World Wide Web110
- Network security81
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21 cardsProtocols What is the purpose of a Computer Protocol?
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12 cardsFlash Cards Networks Give 2 advantages and disadvantages of a Star Network
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82 cardsA2 CCEA Digital Technology (Whole course) The whole A2 ccea course for digital technology - if I don't forget to upload it lol. Spec from 2017
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17 cardsCS TOPIC 3 - NETWORK TOPIC 3 OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
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3 cardsTopology Flash Cards In the lonely town of Harpenden one boy has to break the norm and create the world best flash card in exist...
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6 cardsnetwork flash cards What is this ?
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8 cardsCPS TEST Name an advantage of the RING Topology Method
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4 cardsBus Topology Bus Topology. What is it?
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106 cards2.1.6 Networks What is the internet?
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17 cardsComputer studies revision test What is a computer network?
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15 cardsNetwork flash cards please feel free to use my flashcards . all correct and all explained highly . well done to eveyone who get...
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200 cardscoms What’s the Internet: 1
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122 cardsA2 Digital Technology What is a LAN?
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54 cardsTransport Layer
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73 cardsWired and wireless networks. What is the Internet?
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27 cardsOCR GCSE - Computer Science - Paper 1 - Wired Networks, Wireless Networks, and the Internet What is a Network?
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27 cardsOCR GCSE - Computer Science - Paper 1 - Network Topologies, Protocols, and Layers What is a Network Topology?
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200 cardsCompTIA A+ Exam 1 Which protocol uses port 22? a) FTP b) Telnet c) SSH d) HTTPS
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200 cardsChapter 9-10 1. Process Model (Disadvantage)
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149 cardsA2 IT Networks
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86 cardsChapter 13- Networks
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159 cardsCS-155 Part 2 what does the file command tail do
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124 cardsUSEFUL Unit 2 - Networking Flashcards What does LAN stand for?
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124 cardsUnit 2 - Networking Flashcards What does LAN stand for?
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61 cardsInternet and commmunication technologies
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50 cardsComputer Science
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76 cardsCompTIA A+ Introduction to IP 2.1
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65 cards4.9
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52 cardsComputer Science: Unit 2: Data Transmission: Part 1: Data Transmission, Error Checking How do computers hold data?
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28 cardsComputer Science User Access Rights
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94 cardsFlashCards Dial up internet.
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66 cardsCDP, LLDP, NTP, SYSLOG and Cisco Licensing (15.0+) What does a disocvery protocol help with?
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27 cardsUntitled What is Network? Series of computers and other devices that connect to share data. Eg. Internet
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28 cardsUntitled What is a computer network?
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61 cardsChapter 4 - Networks
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27 cardsUntitled What is a computer network?
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21 cardsNetworks Unit 4-Computer Networks
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75 cardsTopic 9
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25 cards1.8 Organizing network devices
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54 cardsSLR04 What is a computer network?
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These decks break network topics into questions and terms for short bursts of recall. Topology Flash Cards covers bus, star and ring layouts, including advantages and disadvantages. Protocols asks about the purpose of protocols and the meanings of terms such as HTTP and HTTPS. Other decks cover network hardware, data transmission and the transport layer.
From recall to review
For a starting point, try Flash Cards Networks. Its questions cover network layouts and terms such as LAN and WAN, giving you several topics to practise. Work through a few cards, then revisit the questions you found difficult.
If you want to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the Computer Networks unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your understanding after using the cards. Choose a topic and work through a few cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Flash Cards Networks is a useful starting point if you want to practise more than one idea. It asks about the advantages and disadvantages of star, bus and ring networks, as well as the meanings of LAN and WAN. For a narrower focus on layouts, Topology Flash Cards is another option.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover network layouts, protocols, hardware and data transmission. For example, Protocols includes questions about HTTP and HTTPS, while Transport Layer covers transport protocols and services. Some cards ask for definitions; others ask you to recall advantages and disadvantages or explain a purpose.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users rather than GoConqr, so you can look through different sets to find questions and topics that suit your revision or teaching.