Curriculum Design and Instruction To Teach
High-Performance Communication Networks:
An Overview:
Author: Charles Hayes:
Communication networks based on
serial data transmission are the
platform of up-to-date automation
systems. Whether this is office
automation or automation of manufacturing
or process plants, the task remains always
the same, exchanging data between different
devices or participants within a system.
Communication networks provide a number of
advantages over systems in which a
point-to-point line enables only two
participants to communicate with each other.
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A Limited Glimpse:
Topics Include:
* Introduction:
@ An Overview:
A. History Of Communication Networks:
1. Telephone Networks:
2. Computer Networks:
3. Cable-Television Networks:
4. Wireless Networks:
B. Networking Principles:
1. Digitization:
2. Economics of Scale:
3. Network Externalities:
4. Service Integration:
C. Future Networks:
1. The Internet:
2. Pure ATM Network:
3. Cable TV:
4. Wireless:
D. Summary:
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