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Mid Term Computer Networks

The document contains a series of questions related to computer networks, covering topics such as cabling types, network definitions, communication systems, protocol layers, and network topologies. It includes multiple-choice questions, scenarios for topology selection, and requests for graphical representations of data encoding schemes. Additionally, it asks for explanations of different types of addresses in networking.

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Mid Term Computer Networks

The document contains a series of questions related to computer networks, covering topics such as cabling types, network definitions, communication systems, protocol layers, and network topologies. It includes multiple-choice questions, scenarios for topology selection, and requests for graphical representations of data encoding schemes. Additionally, it asks for explanations of different types of addresses in networking.

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Q1: Choose the correct answer ()

1- You want to implement a network medium that is not susceptible to EMI.


Which type of cabling should you use?
A) Thicknet coaxial B) Cat 5 UTP
C) Thinnet coaxial D) Fiber optic cable

2- A WAN is a network that _____.


A) links different sites together B) provides service within a site
C) provides international D) All of the above.
service

3- When a teacher lectures in class, the classroom is a


A) full-duplex communication B) half-duplex communication
system system
C) Multimode communication D) None
system

5- Which of the following layers adds a header and a tailer to the data unit received?
A) the physical layer B) the data link layer
C) the network layer D) the transport layer

6- What is the data unit that is produced and handled by the network layer?
A) Frame B) Message
C) Packet D) Bits

7- TCP/IP protocol suit has 5 layers.


A) True B) False

8- Client/server network systems use one computer (Server) to coordinate and supply
services to other computers (Clients) in the network.
A) True B) False
9- A protocol is a set of rules that govern data communications.
A) True B) False

10- Line coding is the process of converting digital data to digital signals.
A) True B) False

14- The presentation layer is responsible for translation, compression, and encryption.
A) True B) False

15- The purpose of repeaters is to regenerate network signals.


A) True B) False

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Q2. Choose the suitable network topology for the following
scenarios ()

Scenario Topology
I am an engineer. I want to have a network with a
single cable to which all computers attach with,
which type of network topology should I use?

I want to have a central hub that connects all


computers via cables. Which topology should I
use?

I want all my computers to have multiple


redundant links to ensure minimal downtime.
Which topology would I use to achieve this goal?

I want to have a logically circular base for


connecting all computers with no ending point.
Which topology should I use?

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Q3: Draw the graph of the Unipolar NRZ, NRZ-L, Manchester,
and pseudo ternary schemes for 10101 data streams, assuming
that the last signal level has been positive. ()
scheme
NRZ
scheme
NRZ-L
Manchester
scheme
pseudo ternary
scheme

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Q4. Find the 8-bit data stream for each case depicted in the
following figure ()

Q5. What is the difference between a port address, a logical


address, and a physical address? (3 M)

End of questions

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