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Introduction to Data Communications and Networking

Author: University of Mumbai

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Description: Introduction to Data Communications and Networking, provides a fundamental introduction to data and network communication, addressing topics such as network fundamentals, types of data, data representation, data flow, protocols, and much more.

Subject: Computer Networks

Pages: 181

Megabytes: 1.93 MB

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