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    The document outlines the course content for the subject "Computer Networking" which is part of the Diploma in Computer Engineering program. It covers topics such as the history of networks, basic network concepts including types of topologies, categories of networks, network devices, transmission media, networking basics, network and transport layer protocols, network applications and security. The course also includes hands-on laboratory experiences such as installing network hardware and software, configuring network connections and protocols. It provides references for further reading on computer networks and data communication topics.

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    The document outlines the course content for the subject "Computer Networking" which is part of the Diploma in Computer Engineering program. It covers topics such as the history of networks, basic network concepts including types of topologies, categories of networks, network devices, transmission media, networking basics, network and transport layer protocols, network applications and security. The course also includes hands-on laboratory experiences such as installing network hardware and software, configuring network connections and protocols. It provides references for further reading on computer networks and data communication topics.

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    GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

    DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING SEMESTER: V


    Subject Name:
    Sr. No. 1.

    Computer Networking

    Course Content Introduction to Pc Hardware: 1.1 Definition & historical review n of network 1.2 Network criteria 1.3 Network Applications 1.4 Definition of Protocol 1.5 Standard organization (ISO, CCITT, ANSI, IEEE, ITU, ISOC, IETF)

    2.

    Basic Concepts: 2.1 Line Configuration 2.1.1 Point to point 2.1.2 Multipoint 2.2 Topology 2.2.1Mesh 2.2.2 Star 2.2.3 Ring 2.2.4 Bus 2.2.5 Tree 2.3 Categories of network 2.3.1 LAN 2.3.2 WAN 2.3.3 MAN 2.3.4 ITERNETWORKS 2.4 Different types of servers 2.4.1 File 2.4.2 Application 2.4.3 Print 2.4.4 Mail 2.4.5 Proxy 2.4.6 Web servers

    3.

    The Reference Model: 3.1 OSI model & function of each Layer 3.2 TCP/ IP model 3.3 Comparison of OSI & TCP/IP (Refer books 1, 2)

    4.

    Transmission Media: 4.1 Guided Media

    4.2

    Unguided media

    5.

    Networking Basics: 5.1 Network devices 5.1.1 Network Adapters 5.1.2 Hubs 5.1.3 Switches 5.1.4 Routers 5.1.5 Access Points 5.1.6 Gateways 5.2 Network software 5.3 Wired Network 5.4 Wireless Networks 5.5 Bridges

    6.

    Network & Transport Layer in Internet: 6.1 IP protocol 6.2 IP V4 Header & protocol functions 6.3 IP addressing schemes 6.4 Subnet & subnet masking

    7.

    Network Applications & Security: 7.1 DNS (Domain Name System) 7.1.1 Name Server 7.2 File transfer protocol & Trivial FTP 7.3 Electronic Mail 7.3.1 Functions of E-mail systems (mail box & address) 7.3.2 User agents 7.3.3 Message format 7.3.4 Mail Protocols (SMTP, POP, IMAP, MIME) 7.5 Firewall 7.5.1 Packet Filter Firewall 7.5.2 Proxy Firewall 7.6 Cryptography 7.6.1 Symmetric Key cryptography 7.6.2 Public Key Cryptography

    8.

    Building a Small Lan: 8.1 Installation of Network (H/W, S/W) 8.2 Maintenance of Network (ping, Trace out).

    LABORATORY EXPERIENCES: 1. Install & Test Various Network Connectors, Cables Etc. 2. Install and Test Various Network Cards. 3. Study of Network Class and Addressing. 4. Prepare Computer System for Network. 5. Install Network File Server. 6. Install Network Printer Server. 7. Install and test Internet. 8. Study of Router, Repeater And Bridge. 9. Installation and Testing of Network Operating System. 10. Prepare Proxy Server. LAN 100G and LAN 100S 9979764880 Deepak

    Reference Books:
    1. Computer Network, by Andrew Tannebaum Pearson. 2. Data Communication & Networking, by Forouzen TMH. 3. Computer and Communication Networks, by Nader F. Mir Pearson. 4. Data Communications & Computer Networks for Computer Scientists & Engineers , by Michael Duck Pearson. 5. Data Communication & Computer Networks,by Brijindra Singh PHI. 6. Data & Computer Communication,by Williams Stallings PHI.

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