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Introduction To Multimedia Internet Systems

Data networking term refers to exchange of digital information between remote systems Data can be exchange between any kind of devices

Computer networking is a special case of data networking While communication between computer components over a bus is clearly a case of digital data transmission, this is not considered data networking example

Differentiating factors: media, parallel vs. serial, distance, protocol standardization

Table of Contents for Introduction To Multimedia Internet Systems

001 Multimedia Networking: Elementary Introduction
002 Data Networking
003 Physical Data Transmission
004 Physical Data Transmission
005 Baseband vs. Broadband
006 Time Division Multiplexing
007 Broadband Transmission
008 Circuit vs. Packet Switching
009 Circuit vs. Packet Switching
010 Are the examples right?!!!
011 Layering - an example
012 Layering - an example
013 Connection vs. Connectionless
014 Connection vs. Connectionless
015 Confusing?
016 Popular Network Topologies
017 Case study: Ethernet
018 Case study: Token Ring
019 Case study: FDDI

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