computer networks

An introduction to jobs related to network engineering that discusses the skills, education and training, credentials, and experience required to achieve success as a professional.

Introduction to Networks and Networking is a complete guide that describes types of networks, how networking affects society, and the components and tools that are used to create networks in various business models. The student edition is filled with step-by-step exercises , standards-aligned content and activities , projects, cross-curricular exercises, feature articles, and career links. Based on independent and in-house reviews of state standards, course outlines, and competitor materials, Glencoe can offer unique networking textbook that provides real-world explanations and approaches along with hands-on applications and purposeful projects. Integration of core academics, where appropriate, reinforces state and national standards. Also included in this highly visual book are topics such as networking careers, ethics , and practical tips for improving productivity . The companion Web site includes student projects, interactive activities, self-assessments, support files, resource links, and video clips that give students live demonstrations of networking concepts. The Teacher Resource Manual provides targeted professional development resources, course planning resources, lesson plans, grading rubrics, and assessments.

This book explores the many ways of gathering information from the Net, such as using news groups, mailing lists, electronic mail, the World Wide Web, and more.

Explores the effects of computerization in a variety of fields on people's business, social, and personal lives, arguing that it limits choices, modes of control, and experiences with the real world.

Provides definitions for over 2,400 technical terms, slang expressions, and acronyms, together with information on commands, techniques, and etiquette for using the Internet.

The world's most famous former computer hacker, now a security consultant, describes his life on the run from the FBI creating fake identities, finding jobs at a law firm and a hospital, and keeping tabs on his pursuers.

Looks at how tools such as instant messaging, mobile phones, Weblogs, and wikis have amplified group communications, and discusses how changes in communications are transforming society.

Provides tools and ideas designed to help teachers improve their students' Web browsing abilities.