VIVEKANANDADEGREE COLLEGE

RAJAJINAGAR, BANGALORE-55
Department of Computer Science
Lesson Plan 2021I
Course: CS Ill: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND
Total Teaching Hours :60 DBMS
No of Hours /Week : 04
Faculty Member: Prof. Aruna Nagarajan
Objectives of the Course:
Toequip the students to have the glimpses of
To Understand the basic concepts and the fundamentals
of SQL (DBMS) programming.
To Master the basics of SQL and applications of database systems
construct queries using SQL
To understand the relational database
design principlesevery kevword in DBMS. It concludes
Ihe course starts with basics and then discusses with some of
SoftwareEngineering Concepts.
The term software engineering is composed of two words, software and engineering.
Software is more than just a program code.
A program is an executable code, which serves some
computational purpose.
Software is considered to be a collection of executable programming code, associated libraries and
documentations.
Software, when made for a specific requirement is called software product.
Engincering on the other hand, is all about developing products, using well-defined, scientific principles and
methods.
So, we can define software engineering as a branch associated with the development of software product using
well-defined scientific principles, methods and procedures. The outcome of software engineering is an efficient
and reliable software product. IEEE defines software engineering as: The application of a
systematic.
disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation and maintenance of software. We can
altermatively view it as a systematic collection of past experience. The experience is arranged in the form of
methodologies and guidelines. A small program can be written without using software engineering principles.
But if one wants to develop a large software product, then software engineering principles are absolutely
necessary to achieve a good quality software cost effectively.

Module Course Description Duration Taught Teaching

From To Hours Methods
Unit- I: INTRODUCTION: 12/10/2021 TWELVE
to 5/11/2021
1.1 12/10/2021 THREE Lecture.
Introduction: Data, Database, DBMS, to
Characteristics of Database Approach, I5/10/2021
Database
Users, Advantages of DBMS. Database
System Concepts and Architecture: Data
Models,Schemas, and Instances.
1.2 DBMS Architecture and Data 16/10/2021 THREE Case study
Independence, Database to
languages and interfaces, The Database 20/10/2021
system Environment, Classification of
Database Management Systems.
13 Data Modeling Using the Entity- 23/10/2021 THREE Lecture
Relationship Model: High level to
Conceptual Data Models for Database 28/10/2021
Design with an example
 1.4 Enity INpes, Intity sets, 30/10/202| HREE Assignment on
Attributes, and Kevs, LR Model Concepts, to 5/||/202 E-R Diagrarns
Notation for ER Diagrams, Proper naming
of
SchemaConstruets
Unit -: RDBMS 6/11/2021to TWELVE
20/11/2021
6/|/202lto FOUR Lecture
RDBMS: Relational database concepts
attribute. tuple, types of attributes single, |WW202| case study
multi-valued, stored, derived cte., keys Assignment
primary, index, candidate, alternate, forcign,
Relationships
Relational algebra operations- UNION, 12/11/2021 FOUR Lecture

INTERSECTION, DIFFERENCE, to case study

CARTESIAN PRODUCT, SELECTION, 15/||/2021 Assignment
PROJECTION, JOIN, DIVISION, Quiz
relational calculus. Domain, Domain
integrity
Integrity rules - Entity integrity, referential 16/11/2021 FOUR Examples on
integrity. Normalization and its properties, to Normalization
1.Il and lIl Normal forms. 20/11/2021

3 Unit- IIl: SQL 22/11/2021 TWELVE

to
11/12/2021

3.1 DDL and DML in SQL: DDL commands - 23/11/2021 FOUR Lecture
create table/views/index, drop, alter, DML to With exarmples
commands select, insert, delete, update, 29/1|/2021
etc
3.2 DCL commands grant, revoke, commit, 01/12/2021 FOUR Lecture with
TCL commands, SQL query, sub-query, to 6/12/2021l Examples
nested query, Joins - natural, inner, outer
join

3.3 Aggregate functions in SQL. PL SQL: 7/12/2021 to FOUR Lab set Demo.
Introduction, Exceptions & Cursor |1/12/2021
Management, Database Triggers, Functions,

4 Unit-IV:SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 12/12/2021 TWELVE

to
26/12/2021
4.1 Software and Software Engineering: 12/12/2021 FOUR Lecture
Defining Software, Software Application tc
Domains, Software Engineering, Software case study
15/12/2021
Process, Software Engineering Practice,
Software Myths Understanding
 16/12/2021 FOUR Lecture
4.2 Process Models: A Generic Process Model,
case study
Process Assessment and Improvement, to
Preseriptive Process Models, Specialized 19/12/2021
Process Models, Agile Development:
Agility, Agility and the cost of change,
Agile Process, Extreme Programming,
Other Agile Process Models
20/12/2021 FOUR Lecture
4.3 Requirements: Requirements Engineering,
Establishing the Groundwork, Eliciting to

Requirements, Developing the se cases, 26/12/2021

Building the Requirements Model,
Negotiating Requirements, Validating
Requirements.

4.4
DBMS LAB
Practical Lab

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Department of Computer Science
Lesson Plan, 2021-2022
Course: CS V: JAVA PROGRAMMING
Total Teaching Hours : 52
Noof Hours / Weck :03
Faculty Member: Sumathi.G.K
Objectives of the Course:
lo cquip the students to have the glimnses of fundamentals of java programming. The cOurse starts
with basICS and then discusses every kevword in the iava language. It concludes with some of
advanced features such as multithreaded programming, exception handling and applets.
Module Course Description Duration Taught Teaching
From Hours Methods
To
TWELVE
Unit - 1: Introduction to JAVA:
12/10/2021 THREE Demonstration
1.1 JAVA Evolution: Java History, Java
on compiling and
Features, HowJava Differs from C and to

C++t, Javaand Internet, Java and World 16/10/2021 executing a

Wide Web, Web Browsers, Hardware simple java
and Software Requirements, Java program.
Support Systems, Java Environment.
Overview of JAVA Language:
Introduction, Simple Java program.
More of Java Statements, Implementing
a Java Program, Java Virtual Machine,
Command Line Arguments,
Programming Style. Case study on
THREE
1.2 Constants, Variables, and Data Types: 18/10/2021 0OPL
Introduction, Constants, Variables, Data to

Types, Declaration of Variables, Giving 23/10/2021

Values to Variables, Scope of Variables,
Symbolic Constants, Type Casting,
Getting Values of Variables, Standard
Default Values, Operators and
Expressions: Introduction. Arithmetic
Operators, Relational Operators Logical
Operators, Assignment Operators,
Increment and Decrement Operators,
Conditional Operators, Bitwise
Operators, Special Operators,
Arithmetic Expressions, Evaluation of
Expressions, Precedence of Arithmetic
Operators
25/10/2021! THREE Assignment on if
1.3 Type Conversion and Associativity.
Decision to else constructs
Mathematical Functions.
30/10/2021
Making and Branching: Introduction,
Decision Making with if Statement,
Simple if Statement, The if...else
Statement, Nesting of if.....Else
Statements, The else if Ladder,
 Assignment on
1.4 The Switch Statement, The 2: Oneyator. THREE
/|2021 1o looping
Decision Making and Looping: 6/1|/2021
Constructs
Introduction. The while Statement, The
do Statement, The for
Statement, Jumps
in Loops Labeled Loops.
TEN
2 Unit -1l: Classes
THREE Lecture
2.1 Classes, Arrays, Strings and Vectors: (08/11/2021
case study
Classes, Objccts and Methods. 10
Assignment
Introduction, Defining a Class, Adding 13/11/2021
Variables, Adding Methods, Creating
Objects, Accessing Class Membcrs,
Constructors, Methods Overloading.
Static Members, Nesting of Methods Lecture
15/||/2021 THREE
2.2 Inheritance: Extending a Class
case study
Overriding Methods, Final Variables to
and Methods. Finalizer methods, 20/11/2021 Assignment
Abstract Methods and Classes, Visibility Quiz
Control. Arrays. FOUR Demonstration
22/11/2021
2.3 Strings and Vectors: Arrays, One on Strings.
to
dimensional Arrays, Creating an Array,
Two -Dimensional Arrays, Creating an 27/11/2021
Aray, Two dimensional Arrays,
Strings, Vectors, Wrapper Classes
TEN
3 Unit - IIl: Interfaces, Packages Lecture
29/11/2021 THREE
3.1 Interfaces., Packages, and Multithreaded
Programming: Interfaces: Multiple to case study
Inheritance: Introduction. Defining| 04/12/2021 Interfaces.
Interfaces, Extending Interfaces Demonstration
3.2 Implementing Interfaces, Accessing 06/12/2021 THREE
Interface Variables. Packages: Putting to on Packages
Classes together: Introduction, Java API 11/12/2021
Packages, Using System Packages.
Naming Conventions, Creating
Packages, Accessing a Package, Using a
Package
Adding a Class to a Package, Hiding 13/12/2021 FOUR Demonstration
3.3
Classes. Multithreaded Programming: to on compiling and
Introduction Creating Threads, 18/12/2021 executing a Multi
Extending the Thread Class, Stopping threaded
and Blocking a thread, Life Cycle of a application.
thread, Using Thread Methods, Thread
Exceptions, Thread Priority,
Synchronization, Implementing the
Runnable' Interface.
Unit - IV: Exceptions TEN
4.1 Managing Exceptions, Applet 20/12/2021 THREE Lecture
Programming: Managing Errors and to
case study
Exception: Introduction, Types of| 25/12/2021
Exception Handling Code, Multiple
Catch Statements, Using Finally
Statement.
 4.2
Throwing Our Own Exceptions, Using 27/12/2021 THREE Lecture

Exceptions for Debugging. Applet to |/1/2022

case study

Programming: Introduction, How

Applets Differ from
Preparing to Write Applets,Applications
Applet Code, Applet Life Building
Creating an Executable applet Cycle, FOUR
Dernostration
4.3
Designing a Web Page, Applet Tag, 3/i/2022 to on compiling and
Adding Applet to HTML File, running 8/1/2022
executing an
the Applet, More About HTML Tags,
applet
Displaying Numerical Values, Getting
Input from the User.
Unit - V: Graphics Programming THREE
Dernonstration
5.1 Graphics Programming, Input/output: 10/1/2022 to oncompiling arnd
I5/1/2022
Graphics programming: Introduction, executing
The Graphics Class, Lines and
Graphics in
rectangles, circles, and Ellipses, applets
Drawing Arcs, Drawing Polygons, Lines
Graphs 17/1/2022 to THREE Lecture
5.2 Using Control Loops in Managing
Applets, 22/1/2022 case study
Drawing Bar Charts.
Input/output Files in JAVA:
Introduction, Concept of Streams,
Stream Classes, Byte Stream Classes,
Character Stream Classes, Using
Streams. FOUR Live Applets
24/1/2022 to
5.3 Other Useful I/O Classes. Using the File 29/1/2022 Case Study
Class, Input / Output Exceptions,
Creation of Files, Reading / Writing
Characters, Reading / Writing Bytes,
Handling Primitive Data Types,
Concatenating and Buffering Files,
Interactive Input and output, Other
Stream Classes.

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 Vivekananda Degree (ollege
Rajajinagar, I3angalore-55
Taught Lesson Plan, October 2021
Cousc: P'aper VCSST2:
Faculty Member: rof.Saumya RaoVisual Programming : Bsc. VSemester
Objectives of the Course:
To equip the
programming.students to
To make have the glinmpses of Event driven
students understand the standard wayprogramming
programming in VCt. Giving of
and object oriented
Writing VB program and
basic training in Visual studio.
Module
Course Description Duration Taught
UNIT I From To Hours Teaching
Methods
Introduction to Visual
Programming:
The integrated Development 12-0ct-21 to
Thirteen
TWO
Lecture
15-Oct-21
Environment -menu bar, tool bar, from
designer, project explorer, properties
window, from
1.1
The form object: layout window,
methods pf forms;Properties,
Properties
events and
- Name,
16-0ct-2l to
20-0ct-2 1
THREE Lecture &

Captain, Backcolor, Borderstyle, Practical

Demo
controlbox, maxbutton, minbutton,
moveable, startup position, height, width,
left, top, scalemode, window, state,.
1.2 Events -load, unload, Clerk, Activate, 21-0ct-2 l to FIVE Lecture &
Deactivate, Resize, methods Show, 23-Oct-2 1 Practica!
hide, cls, Unload, print, Controls Demo
Properties and events of different
controls such as command buttons,
labels, textboxes image controls, timer,
horizontal and vertical scroll bars, option
buttons, check boxes, frames lists and
combo boxes
1.3 Predefined Dialog Boxes - MsgBox and 24-Oct-21to THREE Lecture &
InputBO 29-0ct-2 1 Practical
Demo

2 UNIT II THIRTEEN
2.1 Programming: Data types, variables; 30-0ct-2 1l to TWO Lecture
declaration and sCope arithmetic 5-Nov-21
operations
 2.2 Study of forn and code modules, private (06-Nov-21 to TWO Practir af
and public proccdures, Main I1-Nov-21
Sub and Functions procedure. Derno

Lecture &
2.3
Mathematical and string Functions: 12-Nov-2lto
I5-Nov-2|
TWO
Practical
Derno

Lecture &
THREE
2.4 Branching and Looping Statement; If - 16-Nov-21 to
Practical
Then, if -Then -Else and Nested If 21-Nov-21 Demo
Statements; Select Case -different forms;
For - Next, While Wend and Do
Loops statements: Lecture &
TWO
2.5 Arrays- declaration. Static and dynamic 22-Nov-21 to Practical
arays. Aray Function, menus and 27-Nov-2 i Derno

toolbars-Creating menus and toolbars Lecture &

2.5 Working with the menu editor, 28-Nov-21to TWO Practical

30-Nov-21
Designing Multiple Document interface Demo

forms. Microsoft common controls

THIRTEEN
3 UNIT III Lecture &
THREE
3.1 OOP methods and properties of an 01-Dec-21 to Practical
object, class Modules, Encapsulation and 05- Dec- 21 Demo

Inheritance characteristics
Lecture &
06-Dec-21 to THREE
3.2 Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) and Practical
Windows API. Designing Help files; 11- Dec-21 Demo

Lecture &
12-Dec-21 to THREE
3.3 File handling Sequential Random 20 - Dec- 21
Practical
access and Binary files Demo

Lecture &
AD0|21-Dec-21 to FOUR
Database connectivity - DAOand
Practical
Data 31- Dec- 21
Tables and Queries, ActiveX
Demo
3.4
objects.

THIRTEEN
4 UNIT IV TWO
Lecture

Visual C++ Programming: Objects-02-Jan-22 to

4.1 08-Jan-22
Classes-VC++Components - R THREE Lecture
09-Jan-22 to
Resources-Event Handling- Menus PROBLEM
4.2
Boxes -Importing VBX Controls I5-Jan-22 SOLVING
Dialog
 TWO
4.3 Files - MFC File landling 16-Jan-22 to
22-Jan-22

THREE
Document View Architecture 23-Jan-22 to
4.4
Serialization. Interfacing Other 29-Jan-22
Applications

30-Jan-22 to FIVE
4.5 Multiple Document Interface (MDI)
Splitter Windows - Exception Handling 10-Feb-22
- Debugging Object Linking and
Database
Embedding (OLE)
Application - DLL- ODBC
PRACTICAL
Feb-Mar LAB

5.1
Visual Programming Lab

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Lesson Plan, 2021
Course: CS VMl: WEB PROGRAMMING
Total Teaching Hours : 52
No of Hours / Weck : 03
Faculty Member: Sumathi.G.K
Objectives of the Course:
describes history of Internel " weo.
To equip the Students to code web nroprams The course
XHTML including CSS, advanced JavaScript, DHTML and XML Taught Teaching
Module Course Description Duration
Hours Methods
From
To
TWELVE
Unit- I: Fundamentals of Web: Demonstration of
3/05/2021 to THREE
1.1 how websites
8/05/2021
Internet :History of Internet, uses of Work.
Internet,protocols. WWW:Web
Browsers, and Web Servers
THREE Case study on
URLs, MIME, HTTP, Security, The 10/05/2021
1.2 MIME
Web Programmers Toolbox. to
15/05/2021

THREE Assignment on
17/05/2021
1.3 XHTML: Origins and evolution of web sites.
HTML and XHTML, Basic syntax, to
22/05/2021

24/05/2021 THREE Assignment on

1.4 Standard XHTML document structure, tags.
to
Basic text markup, Images, Hypertext 29/05/2021
Links, Lists, Tables.
TEN
2 Unit -II: HTML and XHTML:
THREE Demonstration
31/05/2021
2.1 Forms, Frames in HTML and XHTML. to 5/06/2021 on tags.
Syntactic differences between HTML
and XHTML.
Demonstration
7/06/2021 to THREE
2.2 CSS: Introduction, Levels of style 12/06/2021 on CSS
Font
sheets, Style specification formats,Color,
properties, List properties,
Selector forms. Demonstration
14/06/2021 FOUR
2.3 Property value forms, Alignment of text, to
on BOX model.
The Box model, Background images 19/06/2021
tags, Conflict resolution.
 Unit - III: Java
3.1
Overview of Serint: TEN
orientation and JavaScript: Object 21/06/2021 TIIREE
between andJavaScript: Difference
Javasyntactic
3.2 General JavaScrint. to
26/06/2021
Primitives,output
Screen Operations,
and and characteristics; 28/06/2021 THREE Demonstration
Control statemcnts: keyboard expressions:
input:
t

03/07/2021
on control
statements.

3.3 Object creation and Modification;

Arrays: Funetions; 05/07/2021 FOUR Demonstration
matching using Constructor: Pattern to on executing
scripts; Examplesexpressions: Errors in 10/07/2021 javascript.
4 Unit - IV: Java Seript
and HTML TEN
Documents:
4.1 The JavaScript execution
environment;
The Document Object Model: 12/07/2021 THREE Demonstration

access in JavaScript; Element to on Element

17/07/2021 access in
JavaScript
4.2 Events and event handling; Handling 19/07/2021 THREE Demonstration
events from the Body elements, Button to on Events and
elements. Text box and Password 24/07/2021 event handling.
elements;
4.3 The DOM 2 event model: The 26/07/2021 FOUR Demonstration
navigator object; DOM tree traversal to on DOM
and modification. 31/07/2021
Unit - V: Dynamic Documents with TEN
JavaScript
THREE Demonstration
5.1 Introduction to dynamic documents;02/08/2021
Positioning elements; Moving elements; to on Moving
Element visibility; Changing colors and|07/08/2021 elements;
fonts; Element
visibility:
Changing colors
and fonts
THREE Demonstration
5.2 Dynamic content; Stacking elements:; 09/08/2021
Locating the mouse cursor; Reacting to to on Stacking
a mouse click: Slow movement of 14/08/2021 elements
elements; Dragging and dropping
elements.
 XML Case Study
5.3 XML: Introduction: Syntax: Document EOUR
6/08/202
structure: Document Type definitions: to
Namespaces: XML schemas: Displaying 21/08/2021

raw XML docunments; Displaying XML

documents with CSs; XSLT style
sheets: XML Processors; Web services.

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 Vivekananda Degree College
Department of Computer Science
Lesson Plan 2021
Course: CS VII:
COMPUTER NETWORKS
TotalTeaching Hours : $2
No of Hours/Week : 03
Faculty Member: Prof. Aruna Nagarajan
networking
Objectives of the Course: communications and
be
government. Students will
of data
Technology is fast evolving. Many services and applications medicine and and
have profoundimpact on business, manufacturing,e commerce, application in existing
and their networking
able to understand the fundamental network architecture conceptsimportant concepts of Teaching
of all
emerging network architecture and will have balanced view Duration Taught
Course Description Methods
Module Hours
From To
27/12/2019
1 Unit - I: INTRODUCTION THIRTEE
to
13/01/2020 N
Lecture
THREE
27/12/2019
Introduction: Growth of computer
1.1
networking, Complexity in network system, to
Motivation and Tools: Resource sharing, 29/12/2019
Growth of the internet, probing the internet,
interpreting the ping response, tracing a
route.
THREE Lecture
30/12/2019
1.2 Transmission Media: Copper wires, glass
fibers, radio, satellite, Geosynchronous
to
satellites, Low 03/01/2020
satellites, low earth orbit Microwave,
earth orbit satellite arrays,
Lecture
Infrared, Light from a laser
Local Asynchronous Communications: 04/01/2020
THREE

1.3
Introduction, the need for asynchronous
to

communications, using electric current to 08/01/2020

communication,
send bits, standards for
errors, Half and Full
baud rate, Framing and communication, the
duplex asynchronous
communication. Lecture &
effect of noise on Sending 09/01/2020
FOUR
Communication: Assignment
1.4 Long distance Modem to
signals across long distances, and 13/01/2020
used for Modulations
hardware
circuites,
Demodulation, Leased analog data
optical, radio frequency and dialup
Modems, carrier frequencies and
Multiplexing, baseband and bradband
division
technologies, wave length time
multiplexing, spread spectrum,
division multiplexing
 2
Unit -Il:
2.1
PACKETS, FRAMES 16/01/2020 THIRTEE
Packets,
Concept Frames
of and Error 31/01/2020
N

division Packets, packetsDetandectiTime on:

Hardware MulFrames,
transmission tierrors
plexinbyteg, Packets and
Stuffing.
I6/0/2020
to

|8/0/2020
lecturo

2.2
Parity bits and
detection. Parity checking. error 19/01/2020
detecting Detecting
erors witherrors with IWO Lecture
frame formats
and
CRC, Burstchecksums.
errors, 20/01/2020
2.3
mechanism. eTOr
detection
LAN
TopoloTechnologies
gie s: Direct and Network
point-to-point 21/01/2020 THREE Lecture
communications,
channels, LAN Shared Communications
to

Carries sense onTopologies,

24/01/2020
CSMA, Ethernet,
Collision Detection and Backoff wih
CSMA/CD, Ring Topology and Token
Passing, Self-Healing Token
Networks, ATM Passing
2.4
Hardware addressing and Frame Type
ldentification:
LAN
specifying a recipient, How
hardware uses addresses to filer 25/01/2020 THREE
Lecture
packets, format of a physical addresses, To
broadcasting, Multicast addressing, 27/01/2020
identifying packet contents, frame headers
and frame format

2.5
LAN Wiring, Physical Topology and
Interface Hardware: speeds of LANs and
28/01/2020
computers, Network Interface Hardware, THREE
The connection between a NIC and a TO Lecture
network, original thick Ethernet wiring, 31/01/2020
connection multiplexing, thin Ethernet
wiring, twisted pair Ethernet, Network
interface cards and wiring schemes,
categories of wires.

2/02/2020 to THIRTEE
3 Unit- III: EXTENDING LAN
21/02/2020 N
 Extending LANs: Fiber Optic ONE
3.1
Extensions.
Repeaters, bridges. frame filtering.
switching.
2/02/2020 to
4/02/2(020

3.2 Long-distance
Technologies:
and Local Loop Digital
Digital
4/02/2020 to TWO

6/02/2020
Synchronous communication, telephony.
SONET,
1SDN, Asymmetric Digital Subscriber

TWO
3.3 Line Technology, other DSL technologies., 7/02/2020 to
cable modem 10/02/2020
communication, technology.
Broadcast
upstream
Satellite
systems.

3.4 FOUR
WAN technologies and Routing: Large 11/02/2020
Networks and Wide Areas, Packet switches, TO
forming a WAN, store and forward, 15/02/2020
Physical addressing in a WAN, Next-Hop
forwarding, Source independence, Routing
Table Computation, Shortest path
computation in a Graph, distance vector
routing, like-state routing, Example of 16/02/2020
TWO
WAN technologies TO
18/02/2020
Characteristics: Network
3.5 Network
Network performance
ownership.
characteristics, Jitter. 19/02/2020
TWO
the need for TO
3.6 Protocols and Layering: Stacks: Layered 21/02/2020
protocols,the seven layers,
Software.
THIRTEE
23/02/2020
Unit- IV:INTERNETWORKING N
4 to
13/03/2020
23/02/2020 THREE
architecture, A
Internetworking: internet TCP/IP to
and
virtual Network, Layering
4.1
25/02/2020
protocols 26/02/2020 TWO
APR
4.2 Internet Protocol Addresses, to
27/02/2020
43 IP
Datagram's and Datagram Forwarding. 28/02/2020 to FOUR
Encapsulation.
Reassembly. IPv6 Fragmentation. and (04/03/2019

(05/03/2020
4.4 ICMP. UDP, TCP, Internet TO TWO
routing 07/03/2020

08/03/2020
4.5 DNS, WWW, MAIL.
TO TWO
||/03/2020

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