UNIT NO. & TITLE: NO. 3 & Networking
QUALIFICATION: BTEC Level 4 Computing
YEAR: 2019
PREPARED BY: Kunwar singh
REPORT
ASSESSOR NAME: Ms. Saba shaikh
SUBMITTED ON:
1
, INDEX
SR. Contents Page No.
NO.
1. LO1: Examine networking principle and their protocols.
P1: Discuss the benefits and constraints of different network 3-9
types and standards.
P2: Explain the impact of network topology, 10-17
communication and bandwidth requirements.
M1: Compare common networking principles and how 18-20
protocols enable the effectiveness of networked systems.
D1: Considering a given scenario, identify the topology 21-23
protocol selected for efficient utilization of networking
system.
2. LO2: Explain networking devices and operations.
P3: Discuss the operating principles of networking devices 24-28
and server types.
P4: Discuss the inter-dependence of workstation hardware 29-32
with relevant networking software.
M2: Explore a range of server types and justify the selection 33-34
of a server, considering a given scenario regarding cost and
performance optimization in IBM.
3. LO3: Design efficient networked system.
P5: Design a networked system to meet a given 35-36
specification for IBM.
P6: Test and evaluate the design to meet the requirements 37-38
and analyze user feedback for IBM.
M3: Install and configure network services and applications 39-42
on your choice for IBM.
D2: Design a maintenance schedule to support the 43-45
networked system in IBM.
4. LO4: Implement and diagnose networked systems.
P7: Implement a networked system based on prepared 46-48
design for IBM.
P8: Document and analyze test results against expected 49-50
results for IBM.
M4: Recommend potential enhancements for the networked 51-52
systems in IBM.
D3: Use critical reflection to evaluate own work and justify 53-54
valid conclusions with IBM network.
5. Reference. 55
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,P1: Discuss the benefits and constraints of different network types and
standard.
As a network Administrator in IBM company it’s my responsibility to discuss the benefits
and constraints of different network types and standards.
What is a network
A computer network is a digital communications network which permits nodes to share
resources. In computer networks, computing devices exchange information with each other
using connections among nodes.
Local Area Network:
Local Area network is remote network. Generally, it is built in a corporal location. such as
office, home etc. Computers are connected to each other by a small server and also linked to
the wide area network Internet.
This type of networks is very valuable for sharing data likes files, small or big file, play
network tournaments etc.
Metro Politian Area Network (MAN):
Metropolitan area network is a huge computer network where computers are connected with
each other from diverse geographical location.
Its structure and built process are quite alike with LAN the only difference its spans an entire
city or a selected are like college or university site or a commercial area. We can get a shared
network linking form MAN.
Wide Area Network (WANs):
Wide area network is similar to a Local area system but here all other device linked to each
other by fiber-optic cables, telephone line or a satellite links.
3
, OSI Model
Physical Layer
In the seven-layer OSI model of computer system the physical deposit is the first and the
lowest layer. This layer may be use for electronic circuit and other plans. The physical layer
defines the means of transmitting raw bits pretty than logical data packets over a physical
layer connecting net nodes. In simple form physical layer translates logical message request
from the data link layer into hardware specific operation to cause program or reception of
electronic signals.
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QUALIFICATION: BTEC Level 4 Computing
YEAR: 2019
PREPARED BY: Kunwar singh
REPORT
ASSESSOR NAME: Ms. Saba shaikh
SUBMITTED ON:
1
, INDEX
SR. Contents Page No.
NO.
1. LO1: Examine networking principle and their protocols.
P1: Discuss the benefits and constraints of different network 3-9
types and standards.
P2: Explain the impact of network topology, 10-17
communication and bandwidth requirements.
M1: Compare common networking principles and how 18-20
protocols enable the effectiveness of networked systems.
D1: Considering a given scenario, identify the topology 21-23
protocol selected for efficient utilization of networking
system.
2. LO2: Explain networking devices and operations.
P3: Discuss the operating principles of networking devices 24-28
and server types.
P4: Discuss the inter-dependence of workstation hardware 29-32
with relevant networking software.
M2: Explore a range of server types and justify the selection 33-34
of a server, considering a given scenario regarding cost and
performance optimization in IBM.
3. LO3: Design efficient networked system.
P5: Design a networked system to meet a given 35-36
specification for IBM.
P6: Test and evaluate the design to meet the requirements 37-38
and analyze user feedback for IBM.
M3: Install and configure network services and applications 39-42
on your choice for IBM.
D2: Design a maintenance schedule to support the 43-45
networked system in IBM.
4. LO4: Implement and diagnose networked systems.
P7: Implement a networked system based on prepared 46-48
design for IBM.
P8: Document and analyze test results against expected 49-50
results for IBM.
M4: Recommend potential enhancements for the networked 51-52
systems in IBM.
D3: Use critical reflection to evaluate own work and justify 53-54
valid conclusions with IBM network.
5. Reference. 55
2
,P1: Discuss the benefits and constraints of different network types and
standard.
As a network Administrator in IBM company it’s my responsibility to discuss the benefits
and constraints of different network types and standards.
What is a network
A computer network is a digital communications network which permits nodes to share
resources. In computer networks, computing devices exchange information with each other
using connections among nodes.
Local Area Network:
Local Area network is remote network. Generally, it is built in a corporal location. such as
office, home etc. Computers are connected to each other by a small server and also linked to
the wide area network Internet.
This type of networks is very valuable for sharing data likes files, small or big file, play
network tournaments etc.
Metro Politian Area Network (MAN):
Metropolitan area network is a huge computer network where computers are connected with
each other from diverse geographical location.
Its structure and built process are quite alike with LAN the only difference its spans an entire
city or a selected are like college or university site or a commercial area. We can get a shared
network linking form MAN.
Wide Area Network (WANs):
Wide area network is similar to a Local area system but here all other device linked to each
other by fiber-optic cables, telephone line or a satellite links.
3
, OSI Model
Physical Layer
In the seven-layer OSI model of computer system the physical deposit is the first and the
lowest layer. This layer may be use for electronic circuit and other plans. The physical layer
defines the means of transmitting raw bits pretty than logical data packets over a physical
layer connecting net nodes. In simple form physical layer translates logical message request
from the data link layer into hardware specific operation to cause program or reception of
electronic signals.
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