Business Data Communications
5th Edition
Published on 27. October 1998
Book
Hardback
750 pages
978-0-8053-7732-3 (ISBN)
Description
Business data communications is a rapidly changing field and up-to-date coverage is essential for students to understand current technologies and new developments. The Fifth Edition of Business Data Communications by David Stamper has two new chapters on the Internet, expanded coverage of technologies including LANs and common carrier services and an extensive supplements package to make this text the most current one available for fall.
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Edition
5th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Upper Saddle River
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 261 mm
Width: 210 mm
Thickness: 30 mm
Weight
1325 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-8053-7732-3 (9780805377323)
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David Stamper
Business Data Communications
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Content
1. Introduction to Data Communications.
2. Physical Aspects of Data Communications: Media.
3. Physical Aspects of Data Communications: Data Transmission.
4. Common Carrier Services.
5. Introduction to Networks.
6. LAN Hardware.
7. LAN Topologies and Media Access Control.
8. LAN System Software.
9. LAN Considerations.
10. WAN Hardware.
11. WAN Topologies and Transmission Services.
12. WAN System Software.
13. Accessing and Using the Internet.
14. Internet Technology.
15. WAN Implementations.
16. Network Interconnections.
17. Network Management Objectives.
18. Network Management Systems.
19. Security, Recovery, and Network Applications.
20. Distributed Systems.
Appendix A: Asynchronous Transmission.
Appendix B: Synchronous Data Link Control.
2. Physical Aspects of Data Communications: Media.
3. Physical Aspects of Data Communications: Data Transmission.
4. Common Carrier Services.
5. Introduction to Networks.
6. LAN Hardware.
7. LAN Topologies and Media Access Control.
8. LAN System Software.
9. LAN Considerations.
10. WAN Hardware.
11. WAN Topologies and Transmission Services.
12. WAN System Software.
13. Accessing and Using the Internet.
14. Internet Technology.
15. WAN Implementations.
16. Network Interconnections.
17. Network Management Objectives.
18. Network Management Systems.
19. Security, Recovery, and Network Applications.
20. Distributed Systems.
Appendix A: Asynchronous Transmission.
Appendix B: Synchronous Data Link Control.