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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the topic session, the students should be able to:
MATERIALS/EQUIPMENT:
o Computer
o LCD projector
o File/s (06 Communication and Networks)
06 LCD Slide 1.ppsx
06 Handout 1.pdf
06 Laboratory Exercise 1.pdf
06 Activity 1.exe
o Software requirements
MS PowerPoint
Oracle VM VirtualBox installed with two (2) Windows 7
o Whiteboard marker and eraser
TOPIC PREPARATION:
PRESENTATION OVERVIEW:
A. Introduction 15 min
B. Instructional Input
Communication 25 min
Define what are computer communications
Explain communication systems
Networks 15 min
Define what computer networks are
Define the special terms used to describe a computer network
Network Types 30 min
Discuss the different network types
Network Architecture 25 min
Define what network architecture is
Explain the different topologies and strategies used in computer
networks
Organizational Networks 20 min
Describe the different Internet technologies and network
security used in organizational networks
C. Generalization 15 min
D. Application 150 min
E. Assignment 5 min
Total duration 300 min
TOPIC PRESENTATION:
A. Introduction
Slide 1 1. To start the discussion, show Slide 1 of 06 LCD Slides 1, then tell the
students the following statements and present the topic coverage:
Communication and Networks
Communication
Connection Devices
The Internet has become one (1) of the most important
Data Transmission components of our life. We browse the Web, check emails, make
Networks
VoIP phone calls, and have video conferences via computers. All
Network Types
Network Architecture
of these applications are made possible by networking
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computers together, and this complex network of computers is
usually referred to as the Internet.
(2) groups will select and answer a question in the activity alternately.
The first group to get three (3) in a row is the winner.
Communication
class.
Slide 3
Communication Systems 2. Refer students to Page 1 of 06 Handout 1 and show Slides 2-3. Define
what are computer communications and explain communications
Sending
device
Message Connection
device Communication
channel
systems. Provide additional examples.
Packets
(Telephone line)
Step 3
Activity: Seatwork
Connection
device
Message Receiving
device
Learning Objective(s): LO1
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O’Leary, T., O’Leary L., and O’Leary D. (2017). Computing essentials 2017. USA:
McGraw-Hill Education.
Answer:
Networks
2. Afterward, refer students to Pages 1-2 of the handout and using the
Servers
Network Types
• Home networks
• Wireless LANs (WLANs)
Workstations
• Personal area networks (PANs) Switch Router Switch Switch
Access point
Internet
Customer Customer
Base station
Customer Customer
Slide 12
Wide Area Networks (WANs)
Internet
Provider Provider
Provider
Steps 3-4
Activity: Seatwork
Learning Objective(s): LO2
Answer:
Item 1. Local Area Network (LAN)
Item 2. Wide Area Network (WAN)
Item 3. Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Slide 16 Give each group two (2) minutes to analyze and answer
Activity #2 the problem scenario shown on Slide 16.
Problem:
Mr. Jess is a small business man that run a company that
sells computer hardware, he have been experiences
problem with his accounting department which he
Tell them to create a simple diagram of their answer in a
depends on to provide him with the sales reports. Mr.
Jess wants to be able to shared information between his paper.
computer and the six (6) computer station of the
accounting department and have a central printing area.
What type of network would you recommend to Mr.
Jess? Ask each group’s representative to present and explain
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their answer in the class.
Answer:
Network Architecture
Slide 23 Slide 24
Client/server Network Peer-to-Peer Network
Server
Shared printer
Clients
Step 2
Activity: Seatwork
Learning Objective(s): LO3
2. Afterward, ask at least three (3) students what is the topology used
in the school’s computer laboratory and what network strategy is
used by the nodes to share resources.
Organizational Networks
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Step 1
Slide 26 Assessment: Group Activity
Learning Objective(s): LO2 and LO3
Organizational Networks (cont…)
Organizational Organizational
intranet intranet
1. Show Slide 27 and ask the five (5) groups from the activity of the
Proxy server Proxy server
topic’s Communication and Network Types to perform the following:
Firewall Extranet Firewall
connection
Slide 27 Tell them to list down what is the network type, the
Activity topology, and the strategy used in their diagram.
Problem:
A university ask their I.T. department to setup a network
that connects the registrar’s office, the cashier’s office,
and the server room. The registrar’s office has four (4)
Afterward, ask each group’s representative to present
desktop computers and centralized printer and scanner.
The cashier’s office has three (3) desktop computers and their answer in the class.
each has a printer.
Answer:
2. Ask the students if there are any clarifications about the discussion.
D. Application
Steps 2-3
Assessment: Hands-on activity
Learning Objective(s): LO4 and LO5
Note: The instructor must ensure that the two (2) installed
Windows 7 in the Oracle VM VirtualBox has the correct network
settings. To check the settings of each virtual machine, select the
installed virtual machine > Settings > the Settings window will
appear > select Network. The following are the correct settings:
Check the Enable Network Adapter
Set the Attached to label to Internal Network
Click Advanced then set the Promiscuous Mode to Allow
All
Ensure that the two (2) virtual machines have different
MAC Address
E. Assignment
Steps 1-2
Tool: eLMS (Neo - LMS)
Learning Objective(s): LO1, LO2, and LO3
1. Ask the students to log on eLMS and answer the 06 eLMS Activity 1
under Communication and Networks topic.
2. Set specific timeline (date and time) for students to accomplish it.
REFERENCES
O’Leary, T., O’Leary L., and O’Leary D. (2017). Computing essentials
2017. USA: McGraw-Hill Education.
Wempen, F. (2014). Computing fundamentals digital literacy edition.
United Kingdom: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.