The document provides an overview of computer networks, explaining that they enable data exchange among connected devices via wired or wireless media. It outlines various types of networks, including Personal Area Networks (PANs), Local Area Networks (LANs), Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs), and Wide Area Networks (WANs), detailing their characteristics and geographical coverage. The author of the document is Rachit Patel, a class VII student from Shree Sanatan Dharm Education Centre.

1. CREATED BY-
RACHIT PATEL

2. .INTRODUCTION
.COMPUTER NETWORK
.TYPES OF COMPUTER NETWORK
.Introduction of creator

3. A computer network is a telecommunications
network that allows computers to exchange data.
The physical connection between networked
computing devices is established using either cable
media or wireless media.
The best known computer network is internet.

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5.  A computer network is a collection of peripheral
devices that are connected in various ways to help in
order to share data , devices and computer resources.
 Usually , the connections between computers in a
network are made using physical wires or cables.
 However , some connections are wireless ,using radio
waves or infrared signals.

6. There are various of types of network ,which are used
world wide these days . Depending on the geographical
area covered by a network there are various types of
computer networks which are as follows:-
 Personal Area Network (PANs)
Local Area Network (LANs)
Metropolitan Area Network (MANs)
Wide Area Network (WANs)
Wireless Local Area Network (WLANs)

7.  A personal area network (PAN) is a computer
network used for communication among
computer and different information technological
devices close to one person.
 Is a small network established for communication
between different devices such as laptops,
computers , mobiles and PDAs.
 A pan may include wired or wireless devices.
 The range of pan is less then three meters.

9.  A local area network (LAN) is a group of computers
and associated devices that share a common
communications or wireless link.
 Typically, connected devices share the resources of a
single processor or server within a small geographic
area.
 A local area network may serve as few as two or three
users or as many as thousands of speakers.

11.  MAN is larger than LAN.
 It is spread across a city. Since it covers a city.
 It is created by connecting two or more LANs located
in a city.
 It is smaller than area covered by WAN.
 Cable television branches of a local bank in a city are
common examples of MAN.

13.  It is the largest network of all networks.
 This kind of network connects two or more computers
located at far away places .
 They are linked by communication facilities like
telecommunication or satellite signals .
 The most common example of WAN type of network
is telecommunication facilities and ATM facilities
running across the country.

16.  NAME- RACHIT PATEL
 CLASS- VII
 SCHOOL-SHREE SANATAN DHARM EDUCATION
CENTRE
 CREATED FOR MRS. DHARMEET KAUR .
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 THANK YOU!
 FOR WATCHING!!!!!!!!