Lesson 6 (Part 2): Computer Network and Telecommunications Flashcards

1
Q

The electronic transmitting over distances of information has become almost inseparable from computers is known as ___________________.

A

Telecommunications

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2
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are the way of transmitting information over a distance by electronic means. Details can take the form of voice calls, data, email, pictures, or video

A

Telecommunications

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3
Q

Components of Telecommunications

A

Terminals
Computers
Telecommunications links
Telecommunications equipment
Telecommunications software

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4
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used for accessing networks

A

Terminals

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5
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in charge of processing information

A

Computer

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6
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forms a channel wherein information is transmitted from sending device to receiving device

A

Telecommunication links

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7
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facilitates the transmission of the information

A

Telecommunication equipment

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8
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in-charge in controlling the message transmission over the network

A

Telecommunication software

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9
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  • The mode of transmission is the transfer of data between two computers.
  • It is also known as a mode of communication.
A

Computer Network Transmission Modes

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10
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Three Types of Transmission Mode

A

Simplex Mode
Half-Duplex Mode
Full-Duplex Mode

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11
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The data is only distributed in one way, from one device to another.

A

Simplex Mode

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12
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Both forms can be conducted in _____________ transmission, which means that if two devices are linked to ______________ transmission mode, both can transmit and receive data, but not at the same time.

A

Half-Duplex Mode

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13
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The linked devices will both send and receive data simultaneously in ______________. An example of a complete ________________ where we can talk simultaneously is the cell phone we use.

A

Full-Duplex Mode

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14
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consists of software and hardware used to transmit and retrieve data from one device to another.

A

Computer Network Models

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15
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Three Main Components of a Computer Network Model

A

Sender
Receiver
Carrier

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16
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it stands for ________________________ model.
- It determines how data is sent to another computer from one computer.

A

Open system interconnection model(OSI)

17
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Seven Layers of OSI Model

A

Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer

18
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bottom most layer and associated with electrical, mechanical, and functional aspect of transmission media

A

Physical layer

19
Q

ensures the data to be synchronize and enables error detection

A

Data link layer -

20
Q

responsible for establishing data communication channel between multiple network or devices

A

Network layer

21
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acts as independent layer

A

Transport layer

22
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provides appropriate sessions for user and other entities

A

Session layer

23
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provides appropriate representation of the data

A

Presentation layer

24
Q

top most layer and responsible for providing user interface between various users and applications

A

Application layer

25
Q

TCP/IP stands for ______________________, which can be used to execute protocols over the network.

  • There is also a layered architecture in the TCP/IP model that enables fast exchange of data together with the convergence of several protocols. The architecture is identical to the OSI
A

Transmission control protocol reference model(TCP/IP)

26
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Four Layers of TCP/IP Model

A

Network access layer
Internet layer
Transport layer
Application layer

27
Q

known as the host of host and responsible for performing the roles of the physical layer, along with the data link layer

A

Network access layer -

28
Q

also known as network layer, it is responsible for establishing disconnection to send and receive data packets

A

Internet layer

29
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equals to session layer, presentation layer, and application layer

A

Application layer -