University of La Salute Inc.

Dubaian East Santiago City

Prelim Examination

Networking 1 (Lecture)
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Part I. Identification. Answer what is being asked for. (1 pt. each). (Put your answer on the space
provided)
1. ____________ is the long-distance transmission of messages where the sender uses symbolic codes,
known to the recipient,

2. ____________ is a method used in telecommunication to encode text characters as standardized

sequences of two different signal durations.

3. ARPANET stand for? {Advanced Research Projects Agency Network}

4. DOD stand for? {Department of Defense}

5. ____________ used packet switching to allow multiple computers to communicate on a single network.
{ARPANET}

6. ____________ was the first commercial adaptation of ARPANET introduced in 1974. With this the
concept of Internet Service Provider (ISP) was also introduced. {Telenet}

7. During this year advanced Research Project Agency formed by US. {1957}

8. During this year ARPANET became functional. {1969}

9. During this year ARPANET connected to BBNs. {1970}

10. During this year Roy Tomlinson develops network messaging or E-mail. Symbol @ comes to mean "at".
{1972}

11. During this year APRANET connected to Royal Radar Network of Norway. {1973}

12. _____________ small network, limited to a single collection of machines and one or more cables and
other peripheral equipment. {=Local Area Network =LAN =Local Area Network (LAN)}

13. _____________ networked collection of LANs tied together by devices such as routers – The Internet
is the best example. {Internetwork}

14. _____________ internetwork that spans distances measured in miles and links two or more separate
LANs. {=Wide Area Network =WAN =Wide Area Network (WAN)}

15. To communicate successfully, computers must share access to a common _____________. {network
medium}
16. Common set of rules that allows two computers on a network to communicate with one another
successfully. {Network protocol}

17. It determines what services that computer can offer or request – Controls access to network services
and network resources a computer makes available to clients. {=Network operating system =NOS
=Network operating system (NOS)}

18. It range networking technology designed to connect personal devices to exchange information.
{=Wireless personal area network =WPAN =Wireless personal area network (WPAN)}

19. _____________ provide a mechanism for users outside a network to access that network’s
resources, and sometimes permit users on a network to access resources outside network’s local
scope. {Communication servers}

20. _____________ manage fax traffic for a network. {Fax servers}

21. _____________ provide basic network file storage, retrieval services, and access to networked printers.
{File and print servers}

22. ____________ is system in which multiple PCs are connected to each other. {Intranet}

23. It is a worldwide system which has the following characteristics. {Intranet}

24. ____________ is a world-wide / global system of interconnected computer networks. {Internet}

25. ____________ uses the standard Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). {Internet}

26. Every computer in internet is identified by a unique ____________. {IP address}

27. ____________ is a unique set of numbers (such as 110.22.33.114) which identifies a computer’s
location. {IP Address}

28. ____________ is system in which multiple PCs are connected to each other. {Intranet}

29. PCs in ____________ are not available to the world outside the intranet. {intranet}

30. ____________ sites are accessible via web browser in similar way as websites in internet. {Intranet}

31. Internet is general to PCs all over the world whereas ____________ is specific to few PCs. {Intranet}

32. He is one of the peoneers of internet that established the U.S. military / university research partnership
that later developed the ARPANET. {Vannevar Bush}

33. He also wrote the first visionary description of the potential use for information technology, inspiring
many of the Internet's creators. {Vannevar Bush}

34. The Father of Modern Information Theory. {Claude Shannon}

35. Published A Mathematical Theory of Communication in 1948. {Claude Shannon}

36. Developed the idea of a universal network, spread his vision throughout the IPTO, and inspired his
successors to realize his dream by creation of the ARPANET.
37. Developed the field of packet switching networks while conducting research at the historic RAND
organization. {Paul Baran}

38. His biggest project, Xanadu, was to be a world-wide electronic publishing system that would have
created a sort universal library for the people. {Ted Nelson}

39. He is known for coining the term "hypertext." He is also seen as something of a radical figure, opposing
authority and tradition. {Ted Nelson}

40. ___________ is one of the pioneers of digital network communications, and helped build the early
ARPANET. {Leonard Kleinrock}

41. ___________ was the ARPANET program manager, and led the overall system design. {Lawrence
Roberts}

42. Robert E Kahn is an American computer scientist, who along with __________ invented the
Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet protocol which are the heart of the Internet. {Vinton
Cerf}

43. On __________ the Soviet Union launched the first satellite called Sputnik. {October 4, 1957}

44. On October 4, 1957 the Soviet Union launched the first satellite called __________. {Sputnik}

45. __________ was developed under the direction of the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency
(ARPA) in 1969. {ARPANET}

46. ARPANET was developed under the direction of the U.S. __________ in 1969. {=Advanced Research
Projects Agency =ARPA =Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)}

47. ARPANET was developed under the direction of the U.S. Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)
in __________. {1969}

48. It was the world's first operational packet switching network and predecessor of the Internet.
{ARPANET}

49. __________ is introduced in 1972 by Ray Tomlinson, a Cambridge, computer scientist. {Electronic
mail}

50. Electronic mail is introduced in __________ by Ray Tomlinson, a Cambridge, computer scientist.
{1972}

51. Electronic mail is introduced in 1972 by __________, a Cambridge, computer scientist. {Ray
Tomlinson}

52. Writer __________ coins the term “cyberspace. {William Gibson}

53. Fueled by the popularity of the web, the use of the Internet exploded after __________. {1990}

54. This forced the US Government to turnover management of the net to independent organizations
beginning in __________. {1995}
 55. In 1990 __________ of CERN (European Laboratory for Particle Physics) developed a new technique
for distributing information on the Internet. He calls it the World Wide Web. {Tim Berners-Lee}

Part II. Essay. Write your answer in the space provided. Your answer must be based on your
interpretation of what you read in this module. (10 pts. each)

1. What is the difference between Internet and Intranet?

2. List the 3 types of Network and describe each?

3. Discuss the Internet Growth Trends over the past year?

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 Dubaian East Santiago City
Prelim Examination

Networking 1 (Laboratory)
Name:
Course/Year:
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Part I. TRUE OR FALSE: Read each statement below carefully. Place a T on the line if you think a
statement it TRUE. Place an F on the line if you think the statement is FALSE.
1. Jack Kilby Co-inventor of the silicon microchip.

2. Robert Noyce Co-inventor of the silicon microchip.

3. Robert Metcalfe ARPANET engineer and inventor of Ethernet, and founder of 3Com.

4. Esther Dyson Visionary who helped start the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and who was the first Chairman of
ICANN at its beginning in October 1998.

5. Morse Code was dots and dashes, or short signals and long signals.

6. The Internet we know and love today, would not exist without the hard work of a lot of bright people.

7. The technologies and standards they created make today’s Internet and World Wide Web possible.

8. They deserve recognition and our gratitude for changing the world with the Internet.

9. Vannevar Bush established the U.S. military / university research partnership that later developed the ARPANET.

10. President Roosevelt appointed Bush to Chairman of the National Defense Research Committee in 1940 to help
with World War II.

11. Claude Shannon created the idea that all information could be represented using 1s and 0s.Called these
fundamental units BITS.

12. Joseph Carl Robnett "Lick" Licklider developed the idea of a universal network, spread his vision throughout the
IPTO,

13. Licklider also realized that interactive computers could provide more than a library function, and could provide
great value as automated assistants.

14. Paul Baran developed the field of packet switching networks while conducting research at the historic RAND
organization.

15. Baran's study describes a remarkably detailed architecture for a distributed, survivable, packet switched
communications network.

16. Ted Nelson is a somewhat controversial figure in the computing world. For thirty-something years he has been
having grand ideas but has never seen them through to completed projects.
17. Nelson continued to expound his ideas, but he did not possess the technical knowledge to tell others how his
ideas could be implemented, and so many people simply ignored him (and have ever since).

18. Leonard Kleinrock is one of the pioneers of digital network communications, and helped build the early
ARPANET.

19. Kleinrock published his first paper on digital network communications, Information Flow in Large
Communication Nets, in the RLE Quarterly Progress Report, in July, 1961.

20. Kleinrock published his first paper on digital network communications, Information Flow in Large
Communication Nets, in the RLE Quarterly Progress Report, in July, 1961.

21. Steve Crocker is an Internet and computer security expert. Steve Crocker Associates, LLC is a consulting and
R&D company specializing in current Internet and electronic commerce technologies.

22. Steve Crocker was one of the founders and chief technology officer of CyberCash, Inc.

23. Vinton Cerf is co-designer of the TCP/IP networking protocol.

24. Robert Kahn obtained a Ph.D. degree from Princeton University in 1964, worked for a while at AT&T Bell
Laboratories, and then became an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT.

25. Christian Huitema joined Microsoft in February 2000, as "architect" in the "Windows Networking &
Communications" group.

26. Brian has recently worked on the IPv6 Task Force, as well as the Internet Architecture Board and the Internet
Engineering Task Force.

27. Brian is currently the Chairman of the Internet Society.

28. Marc Andreesen was a student and part-time assistant at the Nationa l Center for Supercomputing Applications
(NCSA) at the University of Illinois when the World Wide Web began to take off.

29. Tim Berners-Lee the inventor of HTML.

30. Tim Berners-Lee he directs the W3 Consortium.

31. Digital signals take the form of continuous waves transmitted over a medium at a certain frequency range.

32. Routers converts digital signals into analog signals, so they can be sent over telephone lines.

33. Routers is derived from Modulate and Demodulate.

34. Modulation refers to the process of changing a analog signal into an analog signal.

35. Demodulation refers to the process of changing an digital signal into a digital signal.

36. A group of 12 bits representing a single byte (plus 1 bit called a parity bit) are transmitted at the same time over
30 separate paths.

37. Typewriter are equipped with parallel and serial ports to connect modems, printers and mice.

38. A physical link that dont allow computers to be connected to other computers in different locations.
39. Twisted Pair Cable consists of four wires that are independent, insulated, and twisted around each other.

40. Coaxial cable dont consists of an insulated-center wire grounded by a shield of braided wire.

41. Bandwedth is the rate of transmission over the medium. Measured in byte per second (bps).

42. Broadband is communications medium capable of carrying a small amount of data at slower speeds.

43. Narrowband is communications large carrying large amounts of data.

44. Wireless media transmit information as electronagnetical signals through the land.

45. Solar powered device containing large, specialized radios called transpenders.

46. Transponders receive signals from transmission devices on the air called earthworm stations.

47. In geosynchronous orbits, satellites circle the earth at the same speed as the earth’s rotation.

48. Network Architecture refers to the way a network is designed or built.

49. Client/Server Architecture information is sent from a client computer to a server. The server relays information
back to the client or to other computers on the network.

50. Peer- to-Peer is each PC workstation has equivalent capabilities and responsibilities.

51. Network Topology (Layout) refers to the way computers and peripherals are configured to form networks.

52. Bus Topology means all computers are linked by a single line of cable.

53. A WAN spans a large geographical area and connects networks such as metropolitan area networks, public access
networks, value added networks, and virtual private networks together.

54. A LAN is a private network that connects PCs or workstations located in close proximity.

55. An intranet is accessible only by a business or organization, its members, employees or authorized users.

56. Hubby an electric device used in a WAN to link groups of computers.

57. Repeters/Amplifiers an electric devices that dont receive signals and amplify and send them along the network.

58. Concentration transmits data from only 1 device at a time over the channel.

59. Routers is an electronic devices used to ensure messages are not sent to their intended destination.

60. Bridge dont consists of hardware and/or software that allows communication between one similar networks.

61. Multiverse is an electronic device that allows low speed devices to simultaneously share a single high speed
communications media.

62. DNS consists of hardware and/or software that allows communication between two dissimilar networks.

63. Web Browsers allows users to access and view Web pages.
64. Groupware dont allows groups of people on a network to share information and to collaborate on various projects.

65. Protocle a set of rules and procedures for exchanging information between room devices and computers.

66. Transmission Control Programer/ Externet Protocol Governs how packets are constructed and sent to their
destinations.

67. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) small files can be trensmitted and received.

68. Hypertext Transfor Protocol (HTTP) the World Wide Web (WWW) is used to transfer Web pages to typewriter.

69. (POP) Posting Office Protocol allows recipienting to retrieve messages.

70. (SMTP) Simple Mailing Transfor Protocol Messages are transmitted using Transfer Protocol.

71. Local area network is a computer network that operates in a small area.

72. A local area network may be a wired or wireless network or a combination of both.

73. Topology it refers to the arrangement of computers (nodes) in a computer network.

74. Ring topology, the computers are connected in a circular and closed loop.

75. Star Topology offers an advantage that if a cable does not work, only the respective node will suffer, the rest of
the nodes will work smoothly.

76. One of the function of WAN is Sharing of files it allows you to share or transfer files from one computer to
another computer within the LAN.

77. One of the function of WAN is Sharing of printers it also allows shared access to a printer, file servers, etc. For
example, ten computers that are connected through LAN can use a single printer, file server, fax machine, etc.
78. .
79. One of the function of WAN is Sharing of Computational capabilities it allows the clients to access to the
computational power of a server, e.g., an application server as some applications which run on clients in a LAN
may require higher computational capabilities.

80. One of the function of WAN is Mail and message related services it allows sending and receiving mails between
computers of a LAN. You are required to have a mail server for this.
Part II. Essay. Write your answer in the space provided. Your answer must be based on your
interpretation of what you read in this module. (10 pts. each)

Create a Simple Network setup using CiscoPacket Tracer. Record your work in an onscreen recording set up
you can use

Bandicam or whatever software you are comfortable. I want you to show your face while explaining what you
are doing on the screen I want you to first practice before you start recording.

Note I want you to create exactly this one on the video. (Don’t copy the accent of
Indian guy!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=QmL0AXymS5U&fbclid=IwAR0szQKFDMG20ES6sWjRELllEpfyyWYNE1SaFHbDpxPiCsVbwlHoJH6bfG0