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Foundations Of Computing: From Hardware Essentials To Web Design GXEST203 2024 scheme Dr Binu V P

About Me  - Dr Binu V P Syllabus Scheme and Assessments Reference Invitation to Computer Science   G. Michael Schneider, Judith Gersting The Architecture of Computer Hardware, Systems Software, & Networking: Irv Englander Linux For Developers   William Rothwell Teach Yourself HTML, CSS and JavaScript   Julie C. Meloni Jennifer Kyrnin Module-1 Module-2 Module-3 Introduction to computer system software- operating systems Familiarization of basic linux commands ( visit my IT workshop blog for more) Familiarization of basic windows commands Computer Communications     LAN, MAN and WAN      Client/Server Networks      Peer-to-Peer Networks     Network  Topologies     IP Address     DHCP     NAT     Network Security ( Desktop and Perimeter)     DNS     VPN     Routers     Client Server      Internet   ...

Scheme and Evaluation GXEST203

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Syllabus GXEST203 KTU 2024 New Scheme

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The Architecture of Computer Hardware, Systems Software, & Networking:Irv Englander

 

Familiarization of Basic Windows Command

  Basic Windows Commands for Beginners Windows Command Prompt (CMD) is a powerful tool that allows users to interact with the operating system directly. Learning basic commands can enhance troubleshooting skills and improve productivity. This blog covers essential Windows commands with simple explanations and examples. 1. Opening Command Prompt Command: cmd Explanation: Opens the Command Prompt. Example: Press Windows + R . Type cmd and press Enter. 2. Displaying Current Directory Command: cd Explanation: Displays or changes the current directory. Example: cd Documents Changes to the Documents directory. 3. Viewing Files and Folders Command: dir Explanation: Lists files and directories in the current directory. Example: dir Shows all files and folders in the current location. 4. Creating a New Folder Command: mkdir Explanation: Creates a new directory. Example: mkdir NewFolder Creates a folder named NewFolder. 5. Deleting a Folder Command: rmdir Explanation: Removes a di...

Introduction to Computer System Software and Operating Systems

  Introduction to Computer System Software and Operating Systems 1. Introduction to System Software System software is a type of computer program designed to manage hardware and provide a platform for running application software. It acts as an intermediary between the computer hardware and the user applications, ensuring smooth and efficient operation of the system. Types of System Software: Operating Systems (OS): The most essential software that manages computer hardware and software resources. Utility Programs: Software designed to help in system maintenance and optimization (e.g., antivirus, disk cleanup tools). Device Drivers: Programs that allow the operating system to communicate with hardware components (e.g., printer drivers, graphics card drivers). Firmware: Low-level software embedded in hardware components, providing essential control functions. 2. What is an Operating System? An Operating System (OS) is the primary system software that manages all the hardware a...

Peer-to-Peer Network

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In a  peer-to-peer (P2P) network , there is no central server. Instead, each device (or "peer") in the network can act as both a client and a server, directly sharing resources with other peers. This means each device can request resources from and provide resources to other devices on the network. Key Features of Peer-to-Peer Networks Decentralized Structure : Unlike client-server networks, where a central server manages resources, P2P networks are decentralized. Every peer has equal authority, meaning there’s no single point of control. Direct Communication : Peers communicate directly with each other, sharing resources like files, applications, or network bandwidth without needing an intermediary server. Resource Sharing : In a P2P network, resources such as files, processing power, and storage space are shared among the devices, making it highly collaborative. Each peer contributes part of its resources, benefiting the entire network. How Peer-to-Peer Networks Work In a P...