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• ECET 375 Week 1 Homework
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• Chapter 1-Questions
• 1-3 Discuss the relationship between network
  architecture and protocol
• 1-5 Define the following terms protocol,
  connection-orientated protocols, connectionless
  protocols, and protocol stacks.
• 1-11 Briefly describe the seven layers of the
  OSI protocol hierarchy
• 1-21 List and briefly describe the five basic
  data communications network topologies

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• ECET 375 Week 1 iLabExploring Internet Standards
  RS 232 Communication and Connectors
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• Objective
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• In this lab you will explore
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• a)Internet RFCs
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• b)RS-232 Communication data format

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• ECET 375 Week 2 Homework
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• Chapter 2 10, 11, 12, 16, 17
• Chapter 5 1, 2, 5, 8
• Chapter 6 3, 5
• Chapter 13 2, 5, 7, 12, 13, 19

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• ECET 375 Week 2 iLab Calculating Spectrum and
  Linear Filtering in MatLab
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• ECET 375 Week 2 iLab Calculating Spectrum and
  Linear Filtering in MatLab
• Objectives
• This lab is intended to explore signal spectrums
  and filtering operations using MatLab. Running
  pre-written MatLab scripts and altering these
  codes to perform specific tasks will be necessary
  to develop the appropriate displays. Calculation
  of a signal spectrum using the SigSpec.m file,
  and altering this file to display different types
  of signals including Cosine, AM, and Square waves
  will help to explore signal characteristics and
  display MatLab functionality. Using a second
  per-written file (LinFiltering.m) and MatLab,
  displaying how filtering can affect a signal,
  will be used to describe this process and how the
  resulting signal changes.
• Results
• During the exploration of this lab, the MatLab
  program was used to run specific functions
  containing the code necessary for appropriate
  signal plotting. These plots were created for the
  cosine, the AM, the square wave, using random
  information and breaking down a sound file
  (.wav). For each of these signals a MatLab plot
  was acquired, and used for analysis.
  Additionally, running the LinFiltering.m file in
  MatLab allowed the explanation of filtering to be
  shown in a

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• ECET 375 Week 3 Homework
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• ECET 375 Week 3 Homework

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• ECET 375 Week 3 iLab Exploring A Digital
  Transmission System
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• ECET 375 Week 3 iLab Exploring A Digital
  Transmission System

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• ECET 375 Week 4 Homework
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• Chapter 16
• 16.2 - What is meant by a primary station? A
  secondary station?
• 16.6 Briefly describe the poll/select line
  discipline.

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• ECET 375 Week 4 iLab Exploring Internet Protocol
  Hierarchy and the Ethernet Layer
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• ECET 375 Week 4 iLab Exploring Internet Protocol
  Hierarchy and the Ethernet Layer
• Objective
• In this lab, you will explore
• a)Internet Protocol Hierarchy

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• ECET 375 Week 5 Homework
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• Chapter 18
• 2) Determine the contents of the length field for
  MAC frame for the following conditions

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• ECET 375 Week 5 iLab Exploring Internet Protocol
  Hierarchy and the Ethernet Layer
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• Objectives This lab was the exploration of the
  DHCP protocol operation and the IP protocol
  operation using Wireshark and two .PCAP captured
  files.
• Results The results showed that the DHCP was
  easy to follow in how it configured the client
  for a temporary IP address, along with a lease
  time, and also provided header information. The
  IP protocol provided details of messages sent
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• ECET 375 Week 6 Homework
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• Chapter 20-Questions
• Pg-652-654
• 20-1 What is the primary purpose of using
  subnetting?
• 20-2 List and describe several reasons why
  network designers create subnetting.
• 20-3 Explain the differences between default
  masksandsubnet masks.
• 20-7 Explain the reasons for using supernetting.
• Chapter 20-Problems

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• ECET 375 Week 6 iLab Exploring Internet Protocol
  Hierarchy and Ethernet Layers
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• Objectives
• The purpose of these lab procedures is to
  visually see how the Ping and Traceroute
  Applications work. This will be done using
  WireShark and a precaptured file
  ecet-375RemotePingTracert.pcap. The use of IP
  and ICMP protocols in diagnostic testing will be
  accomplished by writing the command in the DOS
  Prompt and captured in the WireShark program
  (already done for us). This file will be
  analyzed, depicting which packets do what and the
  time taken between specific packets.

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• ECET 375 Week 7 Homework
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• ECET 375 Week 7 Homework

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• ECET 375 Week 7 iLab Exploring TCP UDP
  Communication in the Internet
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• Discussion
• TCP (Transport Control Protocol) and UDP (User
  Datagram Protocol) operate at the Transport layer
  of the Internet Protocol Hierarchy. They deliver
  information between Internet applications. To
  identify the applications running on a host,
  Internet transport layer uses port numbers, each
  a sixteen-bit number expressed as a decimal
  number (e.g. 80). Each host interface on the
  Internet is uniquely identified by an IP address,
  a 32-bit number usually expressed in dotted
  decimal

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