Networking
A digital network is where two or more nodes are connected together
A digital network is where two or more nodes are connected together
Pre-course material
Pre-course material
Before learning about modern packet switched digital networks, watch Jeremy Clarkson's documentary on the development of the circuit switched telephone network - CLICK HERE
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How can we create a protocol to send a simple message?
Students understand:
- what a protocol is and how they can send a message between two people
- how a protocol must be agreed between both sender and receiver to work
- how to evaluation the effectiveness of ideas and improve upon them
Packet Switching inventor: Donald Davies
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How can we send data around the world?
Students understand:
- what a protocol is and how they are useful
- how a data packet is sent over a digital switched network
- what protocols are used to send data packets and the differences between them
- what the OSI layer model is and why it exists
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What threats can be found on digital networks?
Students understand:
- types of network threat that exist
- types of counter measures
- network policies and how they can protect a network
Resources
Resources
Revision
Revision
Other information sources
Other information sources
Quizlet - test your knowledge
Quizlet - test your knowledge
NCCE
NCCE
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- What is a layered approach to data communications?
- What is a network protocol?
- How can these concepts be taught at GCSE?
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- TCP/IP
- Layers
- Encapsulation
- Addressing
- Protocols
- Teaching this content
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- TCP/IP
- Protocols
- Layer 3 – TCP and UDP
- Layer 2 – IP, RIP, ARP and DHCP
- Layer 1 – Ethernet and others
- Teaching this content
- Protocols
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- The hardware needed to connect stand-alone computers into a Local Area Network
- Virtual networks
- Packet switching and circuit switching
- Client-server and peer-peer
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- IP Addresses
- Subnets
- DNS
- Default Gateway
- MAC addresses
- ARP
- Structure
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- How DNS enables discovery of resources online
- Network Security
- Network Address Translation
- Firewalls
- Filters
- Attacks
- Web protocols
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Defining Cyber Security
- Malware
- Protecting Physical Assets
- Protecting Software Assets
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Secure Software Design
- Protecting technology and data
- Social Engineering
- Legal considerations
Learning objectives
Learning objectives
- Wired and wireless.
- Differing media and signals
- Network data speeds
- factors that affect the performance of networks
- Wi-Fi
- frequency
- Channels
- Encryption
- Benefits and risks of wireless and wired networks.