Week 7
Chapter
4
4.1
What is a computer network?
A
computer network is a network that connects all computers and digital devices
to one main computer called a server, from which they can get resources. These
are normally connected through a cable called a LAN or through a Wi-Fi
connection called a WAN. These can be as localised as possible or, as big as
Google.
4.2
Network fundamentals
There
are two main network signals that are commonly used. The first is analogue and
the second is digital signals. analogue signals are what are commonly used in
radio stations, where they modulate frequency and amplitude to broadcast, while
digital signals give out pulses in the language of binary.
4.3
The internet and the world wide web
The
World Wide Web is a global WAN system that we use every day whether we think
about it or not. Now, we often access it with our phones or handheld devices as
well as computers.
4.4
Network applications
The
networks allow people to discover new learnings every day and to operate new
systems and functions that might allow them to improve their work quality.
Gray, H., Issa, T., Pye, G., Troshani, I., Rainer, K.
(2014). Management Information Systems.
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