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Internet technology base (English version 3) - classic original stacks(Chinese Edition)(Old-Used)
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Machinery Industry Press, 2000
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paperback. Condition: Good. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2002-01 Pages: 350 Publisher: Description of the Machinery Industry Press; classic original stacks not only covers programming. data structures. operating systems. computer architecture. database. compiler theory. software engineering. graphics science. communications and networks. discrete mathematics the domestic university computer architecture. data professional core courses generally open. but with different features: some from the language high hand. some after three decades without failure. and some have been hundreds of colleges and universities of the world uses. This book is one of them. This book is all in English. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ directory; PrefaceChapter 1 The Internet Has ArrivedThe World Is ChangingNumbers Do Not of Tell The StoryLearning the About The InternetUndersranding of The Big PictureTerminology And TechnologyGrowth And AdaptabilityThe Impact of The InternetOrganization OfThe BookA Personal NoteChapter 2 Getting Staned: Hande-On ExperienceIntroductionThe Web: Sites And PagesWeb owsers and owsingUsing A owserExamples of Web Sites And ServicesSummaryPART I Introduction To NetworkingChapter 3 Telephones EverywhereIntroductionA Communication ServiceSelling CommunlcatlonLimited AccessHigh CostThe Difficulr TransitionUbiquitous AccessRelevance To The InternetChapter 4 The World Was Once AnalogIntroductionSound. Viations. And Analog RecordingAnalog Electronic DevicesMany Electronic Devices Are AnalogThe First Analog CommunicationAnalog Is Simple But InaccurateSending An Analog Signal Across A WireDigital MusicThe Digital RevolutionComputers Are DigitalDigital RecordingUsing Digital To Recreate AnalogWhy Digital MusicSummaryChapter 5 The Once And Future Digital NetworkIntroductionThe World Was Once DigitalA Telegraph Is DigitalMorse CodeLetters And Digits In Morse CodeUsers Did Not Encounter Morse CodeVirtually Instant CommunicationSpeed ??Is RelativeThe Telephone Became DigitalRelevance To The InternetBinary Encoding Of Data On The InternetWhy Use Two SymbolsSummaryChapter 6 Basic CommunicationIntroductionCommunication Using ElectricitySignals On WiresInformation CodingModems Allow Two-Way TrafficA Character Code For Digital InformationDctecting ErrorsSummaryChapter 7 The Local Area Network ArrivesIntroductionMotivationInterchangeable MediaA Computer Consists of Circuit BoardsCircuit Boards Plug Into A ComputerConnecting One Computer To AnotherLAN TechnologiesConnecting A Computer To A LANThe Iniportance Of LAN TechnologyRelationship To The InternetPART II A ief History Of The InternetChapter 8 Internet: The Early YeareMany Independent NetworksThe Proliferation of LANsFacts About LANsLANs Are IncompatibleWide Area Technologies ExistFew WANs. Many LANsWANs and LANs Are IncompatibleThe Desirability Of A Single NetworkThe Department Of Defense Had Multiple NetworksConnecting Disconnected MachinesThe Internet EmergesThe ARPANET BackboneIntermet SoftwareThe Name Is TCPIPThe Shock Of An Open SystemOpen Systems Are NecessaryTCPIP Documentation Is OnlineThe Militaty AdoptS TCPIPSummaryA Personal NoteChapter 9 Two Decades Of Inctedible GrowthIntroductionDisseminating The SoftwareMeanwhile. Back In Computer ScienceThe Internet Meets UNIXThe US Military Makes A CommionentThe Internet Doubles In Size In One YearEvery Computer Science DepartmentGraduate Students Volunteer Their TimeThe IAB evolvesThe IETFDoubling Again In A YearThe Internet Improves ScienceNSF Takes .4 Leadership RoleTarget: AII of Science And EngineeringNSF's ApproachThe NSFNET BackboneThe ANS BackboneExponential GrowthA Commercial AssessmentThe End of GrowthChapter 10 The Global InternetIntroductionEarly ARPA NetworksElectronic Mail Among ComputersBITNET And FIDONETNetworks In EuropeEBONE: The Internet In EuropeBackbones And Internet HierarchyInternet On All Continent. Seller Inventory # FE060776