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Synopsis
Intended for undergraduate and MBA courses in data communications for business managers, this study offers an emphasis on business problem-solving. Multimedia network software is available to accompany the text.
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A PROVEN TEXT THAT SHOWS HOW TO DO DATA COMMUNICATIONS!
Goldman and Rawles′s proven text guides readers step by step through the analysis, design, implementation, and management of modern data communications systems, local area networks, internetworks, and wide area networks. Presenting the latest developments in the field, this thid edition of Goldman′s best–selling text features updated and expanded coverage of NOS protocols and TCP/IP, Unix and Linux, wireless protocols, and the business implications of Telecommunications Act of 1996.
Here′s how the Third Edition prepares you to do data communications:
- Its unique business–first approach starts with the overall business problem, and then shows you how technology can solve the problem.
- Hands–on technical information and plenty of real–world business examples give you the opportunity to apply what you′ve learned.
- Flexible frameworks and problem–solving methodologies will enable you to respond to the rapid changes in technology, rather than memorizing specifics that will become outdated.
- Process–oriented thinking models, such as the Top–Down Model, Input–processing–output model, and OSI model, will help you organize your problem–solving approach.
- Abundant diagrams will help you visualize difficult or confusing concepts, as well as complicated internetworking designs.
About the Author
James E. Goldman is currently Professor and Assistant Department head for Telecommunications and Networking Technology at Purdue University. An award winning teacher, he is the only faculty member in the history of the School of Technology to win all three school–level teaching awards. He is author of best–selling textbooks, including Local area Networks: A Business–Oriented Approach, 2/e (Wiley, 2000) and Client/Server Information Systems: A Business–Oriented Approach (Wiley, 1999). He maintains an active consulting practice and is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer.
Phillip T. Rawles is Assistant Professor of Telecommunications and Networking Technology at Purdue University. His Primary areas of interest are network systems administration, enterprise network management, and network simulation and optimization. He has been involved in developing or significantly redeveloping courses at Purdue, mainly in local area networking, systems administration, and enterprise network management.
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