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This document is a 3-page assignment on communication technology from a Department of Journalism and Mass Communication student. It discusses the essentials of computer networking, including sharing peripheral devices and programs/data, better communication, security of information, access to databases, and time/money savings. It also covers popular computer networking protocols like email, internet, video conferencing, system remoting, and cloud computing.
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- 1. DEPEARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION YEAR - I PAPER III COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY - ( PJMC03 ) ASSIGNMENT I NAME : BALUSAMY.N REG.NO : 14CT600700038 DATE : 14 / 01 / 2015
- 3. S.No Title Page.No 1 Introduction 1 2 Definition 1 3 Networking features 2 4 Essentials of computer networking 3 4.1 Sharing of peripheral devices 3 4.2 sharing of programes and datas 4 4.3 Better communication 4 4.4 Security of information 5 4.5 Access to database 5 4.6 Time and money saving 5 5 Popular protocals of computer networking 6 5.1 E-Mails 6 5.2 Internet 7 5.3 Video Confrencing 7 5.4 System remoting 8 5.5 Cloud computing 8 6 Conclusion 9