COMPUTER

SYSTEMS
SERVICING 9
MS. ANNA VICTORIA S. CRUZ
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Ms. Anna Victoria S. Cruz

TLE-CSS Teacher
 Prayer…
Dear Lord and father of all.
Thank you for today. Thank you for ways in which you
provide for us all. For your protection and love we
thank you.
Help us to focus our heart and minds now on what we
are about to learn. Inspire us by your Holy Spirit
as we listen and write. Guide us by your eternal
light as we discover more about the world around us.
We ask all this in the name of Jesus.
Amen.
Q4_WEEK4
LO1: INSTALL
NETWORK CABLES
 Table of Contents.

01 REVIEW 02 PRETEST 03 LESSON PROPER

Testing Electronic Circuit Measuring prior New Lesson
knowledge

04 COMPUTER 05 EVALUATION 06 CHECKING

NETWORK CONCEPT
Let’s explore Let’s Evaluate Previous activities
 Review

Can you give a recap on our previous topic?

 Testing Electronic Circuit

Job Order and

Datasheet
Test
Plan

Testing Testing Method

Criteria
 PRE - TEST

Knowing your prior knowledge about the new lesson

Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet/module
_____1. It is a set of computers connected together for the purpose of sharing resources.
What is it?
a. Computer Network b. Network Device c. Network Configuration

_____2. It is a computer network that interconnects computer within a limited area such as
a residence, school, laboratories or university campus. What is it?
a. WAN b. LAN c. MAN

_____3. It is a telecommunications network that extends over a large geographical area for
the primary purpose of computer networking. What is it?
a. MAN b. WAN c. LAN

_____4. What type of network where the hosts are directly connected to one another
without the use of any network devices?

a. Peer to Peer b. Client-Server c. LAN

_____5. What does WLAN stands for?
a. Wide Local Area Network
b. Wireless Local Area Network
c. Wired Local Area Network
 LESSON PROPER

LO1: INSTALL NETWORK

CABLES
COMPUTER NETWORK CONCEPTS
● Benefits of Computer
Networking
● Types of Network
Below are the pictures of different types of
network we used.
Let’s Elaborate
A computer network is a group
of computers linked to each other
that enables the computer to
communicate with another
computer and share their resources,
data, and applications. The most
common resource shared today is
connection to the Internet.
Other shared resources can include a
printer or a file server. The internet itself
can be considered a computer network.
Network devices connect a collection of
hosts on a computer network.
Any device that sends or receives
information in the network is counted as
host. Devices that are connected to the
host such as printers, scanner and the
like are called peripherals. Numerous
devices could be connected to the
network.
Computer
Networks
 Benefits of Computer Networking

Multiple computers or
1. Fewer hosts are able to access
peripherals are peripherals such as
printer or a scanner
required which reduces the need
to have a single
peripheral host.
 Benefits of Computer Networking

Different collaboration
2. Increased tools are provided by
communication the network for
capabilities communication
between
users.
 Benefits of Computer Networking

A server manages the

3. Prevention of network resources, stores
file duplication data in a centralized
and corruption storage and shares
data with users who are
permitted to access data.
 Benefits of Computer Networking

Purchasing an application
license for every computer
4. Lower-cost on the network may be
costly.
licensing Numerous software
vendors offer licensing for
networks thus enabling all
the users on the
network to use application
for a single fee.
 Benefits of Computer Networking

Reduces the amount of

5. Centralized manpower required to
administration manage data on the
network therefore
reducing time and cost for
the company.
 Benefits of Computer Networking

In order to prevent a single

6. Resource host from being
overloaded with processor
conservation
tasks, data
processing may be
distributed across multiple
hosts on a network.
Types of
Networks
 1. Local Area
Network
– It is a group of interconnected devices
under a single administrative control group
that governs the security and access
control policies enforced on the network. A
LAN is confined to a single room, building
or group of building. Typically, LAN’s use
wired connections to link computers to
each other and to a variety of peripheral
devices such as printer.
 2. Metropolitan
Area Network
It covers larger area by connections LANs
to a larger network of computer. In
metropolitan area network various local
area networks are connected with each
other through telephone lines. The size of
metropolitan area network is larger than
local area network and smaller that WANs
(Wide Area Network), a MAN covers the
larger area of a city or town.
 3. Wide Area
Network
It is a network that connects two
or more local area network which
are geographically separated
locations, through the use of
Telecommunication Service
Provider (TSP). A WAN connects
different smaller network,
including LAN and metro area
network (MAN).
 4. Wireless Local
Area Network
It is a local area network that
uses wireless devices to send and
receive data through radio waves.
It links two or more devices using
wireless communication to form a
local area network within a
limited area such as a home,
school, computer laboratory,
campus or office building.
 Wi - Fi is a wireless
networking technology that
allows computer and other
devices to communicate over
wireless signal.
5. Peer-to-peer
Network
It is a type of network where the host are
directly connected to one another without
the use of any networking devices. P2P
network is created when to or more PCs
are connected and share resources
without going through a separate server
computer. P2P can be both server and
client.
6. Client Server
It is a network where the server manages
data transmission and the client would
have to first make a request from the
server when data is required. It is a
specific type of online network comprised
of a single central computer acting as a
server that directs multiple other
computers, which referred as the clients.
ACTIVITIES
Let’s Remember
 1. A computer network is a group of
computers linked to each other that
enables the computer to communicate
with another computer and share their
resources, data, and applications.
 2. The different types of network are
Local Area Network, Metropolitan Area
Network, Wide Area Network, Wireless
Local Area Network, Peer to Peer,
Client-Server.
 3. The following are the benefits of computer
networking:
- Fewer peripherals are required
- Increased communication capabilities
- Prevention of file duplication and corruption
- Centralized administration
- Resource conservation
Activity 1
Directions: Identify the type of network used in the following. Write
your answer on the space
provided.
__________1. It used wired connections to link computers to each
other and to a variety of
peripheral devices such as printer.
__________2. Devices such as mobile phones, laptop, tablet
connected wirelessly.
__________3. Two devices are connected to each other such as
PC to PC.
__________4. Clients can be able to access shared filed by
accessing the server computer.
__________5. Similar to banking system where hundreds of
branches are connected to each
other to share official data.
Activity 2
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and if it is
incorrect change the underlined
word to make the statement correct. Write your answer on the
space provided.
__________1. A centralized data storage location would make it
easier to back up data.
__________2. A client-server network is a network where user
can access file from central
computer via WAN such as Internet.
__________3. Devices that are connected to the host such as
printer and scanners are called
network devices.
__________4. Internet is an example of WAN.
__________5. A LAN covers large area of town or city.
Thank you!
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