Embark on your journey into the world of data communications with IT210, a course designed to provide a foundational understanding of networking principles and practices. Based on the textbook "Data Communications and Networking, 5th Edition," this course covers the essential concepts and technologies that form the backbone of modern communication systems.
 
Course Highlights:
Introduction to Data Communications: Understand the basic concepts of data communication, including data transmission, protocols, and standards.
Networking Models: Learn about the OSI and TCP/IP models and their significance in network architecture.
Physical Layer: Explore the physical aspects of networking, including types of transmission media, signaling, and data encoding.
Data Link Layer: Gain insights into error detection and correction, flow control, and data link protocols.
Network Layer: Study routing algorithms, IP addressing, and network layer protocols.
Transport Layer: Understand the functions of the transport layer, including TCP/UDP, error recovery, and flow control.
Application Layer: Learn about application layer protocols and services such as HTTP, FTP, and email.
 
Who Should Enroll:
IT210 is ideal for students beginning their studies in information technology and networking, as well as professionals seeking to build a strong foundation in data communications. This course is suitable for aspiring network administrators, IT specialists, and anyone interested in understanding the fundamentals of networking.