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Computer Networks (UNINETTUNO)

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Computer Networks (UNINETTUNO)

This course provides an outlook on communication systems and a knowledge basis about computer networks. The functionalities and applications of local and geographical area networks are described as well as the solution for their interconnection. Network services are introduced and described along with their application to the Internet Network.

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