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MISY Final Ch7
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1Definition of computer network
- ATwo or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can communicate
- BSharing an Internet connection, printers and other peripherals, files, and common communications
- CEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
- DThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
2Benefits of computer network
- ASharing an Internet connection, printers and other peripherals, files, and common communications
- BEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
- CThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
- DThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
3Disadvantages of computer network
- AEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
- BThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
- CThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- DDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
4Definition of bandwidth
- AThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
- BThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- CDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- DThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
5Definition of throughput
- AThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- BDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- CThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- DA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
6Examples of node
- ADesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- BThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- CA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- DA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
7Definition of network architecture
- AThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- BA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- CA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- DDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
8Client/server network
- AA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- BA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- CDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- DA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
9P2P network
- AA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- BDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- CA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
- DA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
10Examples of broadband Internet access
- ADSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- BA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
- CA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
- DTwo or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can communicate
11Router
- AA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
- BA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
- CTwo or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can communicate
- DSharing an Internet connection, printers and other peripherals, files, and common communications
12Switch
- AA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
- BTwo or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can communicate
- CSharing an Internet connection, printers and other peripherals, files, and common communications
- DEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
13Definition of computer network
- ATwo or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can communicate
- BSharing an Internet connection, printers and other peripherals, files, and common communications
- CEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
- DThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
14Disadvantages of computer network
- AEvery network requires initial investment to purchase networking equipments and to set them up, large networks need to be administered by specialists (i.e., network administrators)which can be costly.
- BThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
- CThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- DDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
15Definition of bandwidth
- AThe maximum speed at which data can be transmitted between two nodes
- BThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- CDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- DThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
16Definition of throughput
- AThe actual speed at which data are transmitted between two nodes
- BDesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- CThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- DA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
17Examples of node
- ADesktop computer, laptop computer, tablet computer, smartphone, game console (e.g., XBox, Playstation), printer
- BThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- CA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- DA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
18Definition of network architecture
- AThe design of a computer network that includes both physical design and logical design
- BA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- CA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- DDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
19Client/server network
- AA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
- BA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- CDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- DA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
20P2P network
- AA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- BDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- CA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
- DA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
21Examples of broadband Internet access
- ADSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- BA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
- CA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
- DA centrally managed network in which some devices can only be used to make request for information or resources, and some to provide information or resources
22Switch
- AA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between nodes in the same network
- BDSL, FiOS (Fiber Optic Service), cable
- CA locally managed network in which each node can communicate directly with every other node in the network
- DA device whose main function is to transfer packets of data between two or more networks
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