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I’m a secret passage where data
sneaks,
Through wires and air, I play hide-and-
seek.
I link your devices without a sound —
What am I?
I’m a secret passage where data
sneaks,
Through wires and air, I play hide-and-
seek.
I link your devices without a sound —
Answer: NETWORK
What am I?
CONNECTION
I live in your home, at school, or at
work,
I keep all your gadgets from going
berserk.
Sharing and chatting is what I enable
—
What am I?
I live in your home, at school, or at
work,
I keep all your gadgets from going
berserk.
Sharing and chatting is what I enable
Answer: (LAN) LOCAL AREA
—
NETWORK
What am I?
I’m invisible but powerful, fast like a
race,
I move information from place to place.
I'm found everywhere, both big and
small —
What am I?
I’m invisible but powerful, fast like a
race,
I move information from place to place.
I'm found everywhere, both big and
small —
Answer: THE
What am I?
INTERNET
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COMPUTER
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Presented by: JAN KENNETH C SURRIGA BTLED ICT3A
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NETWOR
COMPUTER
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-A computer network is an interconnected system of computing
devices linked via communication channels to facilitate data
exchange and resource sharing. Networks vary in scale, topology,
and complexity—from localized LANs in offices to expansive global
WANs underpinning the Internet The term ‘computer’ can mean a
range of different devices, including laptops, tablets and
smartphones.
TYPES OF
COMPUTER
NETWORK
LAN OR
LOCAL AREA
-A Local Area Network (LAN) is a network
NETWORK
of interconnected devices, like computers
and printers, within a small geographic
area, such as a home, office, or building. It
enables devices to communicate and share
resources like files and printers. LANs can
be small, like a home network, or large, like
a corporate campus network
Examples of LANs:
• home networks
• small businesses
• schools and colleges
MAN OR
METROPOLITAN
AREA
computer
NETWORK
A Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) is a
network that connects
computers within a metropolitan area,
such as a city or a large campus, using
high-speed technologies. It bridges the
gap between Local Area Networks
(LANs), which are smaller and more
localized, and Wide Area Networks
(WANs), which span larger geographic
areas.
WAN OR
WIDE AREA
NETWORK
A Wide Area Network (WAN)
computer network that spans a
is a
large
geographical area, connecting multiple
Local Area Networks (LANs) or other
networks. It allows devices and users in
different locations to communicate and
share resources, typically over distances
greater than a single building or campus.
Examples of WANs:
• the internet
• mobile networks
• banking networks
PAN OR
PERSONAL AREA
NETWORKA personal area network
(PAN) is a computer network for
interconnecting electronic
devices within an individual
person's workspace. A PAN
provides data transmission
among devices such as
Examples of PANs:
computers, smartphones, tablets
• smartwatches
and personal digital assistants.
• wireless headphones
• wireless
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• car entertainment
systems
TYPES OF COMPUTER
Type NETWORK
Description Example
Covers a small area like a
LAN (Local Area Network) Wi-Fi in a classroom.
house, office, or school.
MAN (Metropolitan Area Spans a city or large
University network.
Network) campus.
Covers a large
WAN (Wide Area Network) The Internet.
geographical area.
PAN (Personal Area Close range, often within a Bluetooth between phone
Network) few meters. and headset.
NETWORK
DEVICES
ROUTE
R
A router is a device that
connects two or more
packet-switched
networks or
subnetworks.
MODE
It is a combined device for
M modulation and
demodulation, for
example, between the
digital data of a computer
and the analog signal of a
phone line.
NETWO
RK
SWITC
Network switch is a
H
networking device
that connects
multiple devices on
a network.
ACCESS
POIN
is a device that
T
allows wireless
devices to connect
to a wired network,
typically using Wi-Fi
HU
B
A hub is a basic
device that connects
multiple network
devices, acting as a
central point for data
transmission
REAL WORLD
APPLICATION
INTERNET
ACCESS
Networks allow users to
connect to the internet the
global system of interconnected
networks enabling access to
websites, emails, streaming
services, online shopping, and
much more.
ONLINE
GAMING
Computer networks
connect gamers across
the world, allowing them
to compete or
collaborate in real time.
ONLINE CLASS
Platforms like Google
Classroom, Moodle, and
Zoom rely on networks to
deliver lessons, share
assignments, and host
live virtual classes.
SMART DEVICES
& IOT
Smart TVs, cameras, and
home assistants use
networks to share data
and improve daily life.
CONCLUSI
ON
In this presentation, we have explored the significance
of computer networks. We've seen how networks
impact our daily lives, enabling everything from
internet access and online education to the
connectivity of smart devices. As technology continues
to evolve, the role of networks will only grow, further
connecting people and devices in more advanced and
seamless ways.
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