Data Communication And Computer Network
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Data Communication And Computer Networks
Author: Rajneesh Agarwal
language: en
Publisher: Vikas Publishing House
Release Date: 2009-11-01
Data Communication And Computer Networks Deals With Various Aspects Of The Subject Vis-À-Vis The Emerging Trends In Network-Centric Information Technology. It Provides The Reader With An In-Depth Framework Of The Fundamental Concepts. Networking Involves
Data Communications and Computer Networks
This complete introduction to data communications is written to bring a fresh, readable, business-oriented perspective to the technology that lies at the heart of the booming telecommunications revolution. Providing a solid background of fundamentals to tomorrow's information systems professionals, this survey of data communications keeps a balance between the super-technical and the watered-down, providing a solid understanding not only of how things work, but how they can be applied to create business solutions. An accompanying interactive CD-ROM, integrates tightly with the book and provides 11 modules that make concepts come to life and allow hands-on practice of skills. This new, updated second edition features even more remediation at the end of each chapter and coverage of cutting-edge technologies such as Bluetooth, highly elliptical orbiting satellites, V.92, code division multiplexing, and wireless technologies.
Data Communications, Computer Networks and Open Systems
Fully revised and updated, the fourth edition includes new chapters on broadband multi-service networks, a revamped chapter with extended and updated coverage of FDDI, and a new section on Fast Ethernet, covering 100BaseT, 100Base X, wireless LANs, and several additional candidate technologies.