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Computer Networks Building the Digital Infrastructure

This presentation covers the fundamentals of computer networks, including types such as LAN, WAN, MAN, and PAN, which vary in coverage area. It highlights essential components like routers, switches, hubs, and network interface cards that form the backbone of digital infrastructure. Emerging trends in networking are also discussed to shape the future of connectivity.

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Computer Networks Building the Digital Infrastructure

This presentation covers the fundamentals of computer networks, including types such as LAN, WAN, MAN, and PAN, which vary in coverage area. It highlights essential components like routers, switches, hubs, and network interface cards that form the backbone of digital infrastructure. Emerging trends in networking are also discussed to shape the future of connectivity.

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Computer Networks:

Building the Digital


Infrastructure
Welcome! This presentation will explore the fundamentals of
computer networks, their key components, and emerging trends
shaping our digital future.

MG
by Majid Gurbanov
Types of Computer Networks:
Connecting the World
Local Area Wide Area Metropolitan Personal Area
Network (LAN) Network (WAN) Area Network Network (PAN)
(MAN)
Covers a small area Covers a large area (e.g., Covers a city or Connects devices in
(e.g., home, office) - city, country) - metropolitan area - Often close proximity -
Examples: Ethernet, Wi- Examples: Internet, used by universities or Examples: Bluetooth
Fi. MPLS. large municipal headset, wireless
organizations. keyboard.
Essential Network
Components: Building the
Backbone
Routers
Forward data packets between networks - Essential for connecting LANs to
the Internet.

Switches
Connect devices within a LAN, directing traffic based on MAC addresses.

Hubs
Older technology; broadcast traffic to all connected devices - Inefficient
compared to switches.

Network Interface Cards (NICs)


Enable devices

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