数据通信与网络（英文版）

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　　This book is written for both an academic and a professional audience. The book can be used as a self study guide for interested professionals. As a textbook， it can be used for a one-semester or one-quarter course. The chapters are organized to provide a great deal of flexibility. The following are some suggestions：Chapters l through l2 and Chapters l4， l6， 20， 2l， and 22 are fundamental to understanding the concepts of data communication and networking.Chapters 13， l4， l5， 20， and 23 can also be covered in a quarter or a semester.Chapters l7， l8， and l9， which discuss the emerging technologies， can be covered if time permits.

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     TABLEOF
    CONTENTS
   Chapterl: INTRODUCTlON
   DATA COMMUNlCATlON
    Components
   NETWORKS
    Distributed Processing
    Network Criteria
    Applications
   PROTOCOLS AND STANDARDS
    Protocols
    Standards
   STANDARDS ORGANlZATlONS
    Standards Creation Committees
    Forums
    Regulatory Agencies
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 2: BASlC CONCEPTS
   LlNE CONFlGURATlON
    Point-to-Point
    Multipoint
   TOPOLOGY
    Mesh
    Star
    Tree
    Bus
    Ring
    Hybrid Topologies
   TRANSMlSSlON MODE
    Simplex
    Half-Duplex
    Full-Duplex
   CATEGORlES OF NETWORKS
    Local Area Network (LAN)
    Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
    Wide Area Network (WAN)
   INTERNETWORKS
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter3: THEOSlMODEL
   THEMODEL
    Layered Architecture
   FUNCTlONS OF THE LAYERS
    Physical Layer
    Data Link Layer
    Network Layer
    Transport Layer
    Session Layer
    Presentation Layer
    Application Layer
    Summary of Layer Functions
    SUMMARY
    PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter4: SlGNALS
   ANALOG AND DlGlTAL
   APERlODlC AND PERlODlC SlGNALS
    Periodic Signals
    Aperiodic Signals
   ANALOG SlGNALS
    Simple Analog Signals
    Complex Signals
    Frequency Spectrum and Bandwidth
   DlGlTALSlGNALS
    Amplitude, Period, and Phase
    Decomposition of a Digital Signal
    Medium Bandwidth and Significant Bandwidth
    Medium Bandwidth and Data Rate: Channel Capacitv
    Use of Analog Signals to Transmit Digital Data
   MATHEMATlCAL APPROACH (OPTlONAL)
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter5: ENCODlNG
   DlGlTAL-TO-DlGlTAL ENCODlNG
    Unipolar
    Polar
    Bipolar
   ANALOG-TO-DlGlTAL ENCODlNG
    Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM)
    Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
    Sampling Rate
   DlGlTAL-TO-ANALOG ENCODlNG
    Aspects of Digital-to-Analog Encoding
    Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK)
    Frequency Shift Keying (FSK)
    Phase Shift Keying (PSK)
    Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)
    Bit/Baud Comparison
   ANALOG-TO-ANALOG ENCODlNG
    Amplitude Modulation (AM)
    Frequency Modulation (FM)
    Phase Modulation (PM)
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 6: TRANSMlSSlON OF DlGlTAL DATA
   INTERFACES AND MODEMS 121
   DlGlTAL DATA TRANSMlSSlON
    Parallel Transmission
    Serial Transmission
   DTE-DCE INTERFACE
    Data Terminal Equipment (DTE)
    Data Circuit-Terminating Equipment (DCE)
    Standards
    EIA-232Interface
   OTHER INTERFACE STANDARDS
    ElA-449
    ElA-530
    X.21
   MODEMS
    Transmission Rate
    Modem Standards
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter7: TRANSMlSSlON MEDlA
   GUlDEDMEDlA
    Twisted-Pair Cable
    Coaxial Cable
    Optical Fiber
   UNGUlDED MEDlA
    Radio Frequency Allocation
    Propagation ofRadio Waves
    Terrestrial Microwave
    Satellite Communication
    CellularTelephony
   PERFORMANCE
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choic
    Exercises
   Chapter8: MULTlPLEXlNG
   MANY TO ONE/ONE TO MANY
   TYPES OF MULTIPLEXlNG
    Frcquency-Division Multiplexing (PDM)
    Time-Division Multiplexing (TDM)
    Inverse Multiplexing
   MULTlPLEXlNG APPLlCATlON:
   THE TELEPHONE SYSTEM
    Common Carrier Services and Hierarchies
    Analog Services
    Digital Services
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 9: ERROR DETECTlON AND CORRECTlON
   TYPESOFERRORS
    Single-BitError
    Multiple-Bit Error
    BurstError
   DETECTlON
    Redundancy
    Vertical Redundancy Check (VRC)
    Longitudinal Redundancy Check (LRC)
    Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
    Checksum
   ERRORCORRECTlON
    Single-Bit Error Correction
    Hamming Code
    Multiple-Bit Error Correction
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter l 0: DATA LlNK CONTROL
   LlNE DlSClPLlNE
    ENQ/ACK
   FLOW CONTROL
    Stop-and-Wait
    Sliding Window
   ERROR CONTROL
    Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ)
    Stop-and-Wait ARQ
    Sliding Window ARQ
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter l l: DATA LlNK PROTOCOLS
   ASYNCHRONOUS PROTOCOLS
    XMODEM
    YMODEM
    ZMODEM
    BLAST
    Kermit
   SYNCHRONOUS PROTOCOLS
   CHARACTER-ORIENTED PROTOCOLS
    Binary Synchronous Communication (BSC)
    BSC Frames
    Data Transparency
   BlT-ORlENTED PROTOCOLS
    HDLC
    Frames
    More about Frames
    Link Access Procedures
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter l 2: LOCAL AREA NETWORKS
   PROJECT802
    lEEE 802.1
    LLC
    MAC
    Protocol Data Unit (PDU)
   ETHERNET
    Access Method: CSMA/CD
    Addrcssing
    Electrical Specification
    Frame Fonnat
    Implementation
   TOKEN BUS
   TOKENRlNG
    Access Method: Token Passing
    Addressing
    Electrical Specification
    FrameFormats
    Implementation
   FDDl
    Access Method: Token Passing
    Addressing
    Electrical Specitlcation
    Frame Format
    Implementation: Physical Medium Dependent (PMD) Layer
   COMPARlSON
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCESET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 13: METROPOLlTANAREANETWORKS
   lEEE 802.6
    Access Method: Dual Bus
    Distributed Queues
    Ring Configuration
    Operation: DQDB Layers
    Implementation
   SMDS
    Connection and Access
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter l 4: SWlTCHlNG ?A NETWORK LAYER FUNCTlON
   ClRCUlT SWlTCHlNG
    Space-Division Switches
    Time-Division Switches
    Space- and Time-Division Switching Combinations
   PACKET SWlTCHlNG
    Datagram Approach
    Virtual Circuit Approach
   MESSAGE SWlTCHlNG
   NETWORKLAYER
    Connection-Oriented and Connectionless Services
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter l 5: INTEGRATED SERVlCES DlGlTAL
   NETWORK (ISDN)
   SERVlCES
    Bearer Services
    Teleservices
    Supplementarv Services
   HlSTORY
    Voice Communication over Analog Networks
    Voice and Data Communication over Analog Networks
    Analog and Digital Services to Subscribers
    Integrated Digital Network (IDN)
    Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
   SUBSCRlBER ACCESS TO THE ISDN
    B Channels
    D Channels
    HChannels
    User Interfaces
    Functional Grouping
    Reference Points
   THE ISDN LAYERS
    Physical Layer
    Data Link Layer
    Network Layer
   BROADBAND ISDN
    Services
    Physical Specifications
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter16: X25
   X25 LAYERS
    Physical Layer
    Data Link Layer
    Network Layer
   PACKET LAYER PROTOCOL
    Information Packets
    Control Packets
    Complete Packet Sequence
    Virtual Channel ID) Numbers
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCESET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
    Chapter17: FRAMERELAY
   FRAME RELAY LAYERS
    Physical Layer
    Data Link Layer
   FRAME RELAY OPERATlON
    Relay
    Switching
    Congestion Control
   IMPLEMENTATlON
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCESET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
    Chapter18: ATM
   DESlGNGOALS
    Packet Networks
    MixedNetworkTraffic
    Cell Networks
    Additional Advantages of ATM
   ATMTOPOLOGY
   ATM PROTOCOL ARCHTTECTURE
    Application Adaptation Layer (AAL)
    ATM Layer
    Physical Layer
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter19: SONETlSDH
   SYNCHRONOUS TRANSPORT SlGNALS
   PHYSlCAL CONFIGURATlON
    SONET Devices
    Sections, Lines, and Paths
   SONET LAYERS
    Photonic Layer
    Section Layer
    Line Layer
    Path Layer
    Device-Layer Relationships
   THESONETFRAME
    Frame Format
    Section Overhead
    Line Overhead
    Path Overhead
    Virtual Tributaries
    TypesofVTs
   MULTlPLEXlNG STS FRAMES
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 20: NETWORKlNG AND INTERNETWORKlNG
   DEVlCES
    REPEATERS
    Not an Amplifier
    BRlDGES
    Types of Bridges
   ROUTERS
    Routing Concepts
   GATEWAYS
   ROUTlNG ALGORlTHMS
    Distance Vector Routing
    Link State Routing
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 21: TRANSPORT LAYER
   DUTlES OF THE TRANSPORT LAYER
    End-to-End Delivery
    Addressing
    Reliable Delivery
    Flow Control
    Multiplexing
   CONNECTlON
    Connection Establishment
    Connection Termination
   THE OSl TRANSPORT PROTOCOL
    Transport Classes
    Transport Protocol Data Unit (TPDU)
    Connection-Oriented and Connectionless Services
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Chapter 22: UPPER OSl LAYERS
   SESSlONLAYER
    Session and Transport Interaction
    Synchronization Points
    Session Protocol Data Unit
   PRESENTATlON LAYER
    Translation
    Encryption/Decryption
    Authentication
    Data Compression
   APPLlCATlON LAYER
    Message Handling System (MHS)
    File Transfer, Access, and Management (FTAM)
    Virtual Tenninal (VT)
    Directory Services (DS)
    Common Management Information Protocol (CMlP)
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exerclses
   Chapter23: TCPllP
   OVERVlEWOFTCP/IP
    TCP/IP and the Intemet
    TCP/IPandOSl
    Encapsulation
   NETWORKLAYEk
    Intemetwork Protocol (IP)
    Other Protocols in the Network Layer
   TRANSPORTLAYER
    User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
    Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
   APPLlCATlON LAYER
    Domain Name System (DNS)
   TELNET
    File Transfer Protocols
    File Access Using NFS and RPC
    Electronic Mail: SMTP
    Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
    Gopher
    Archie
    Veronica
    Wide Area InformatIon Service (WAlS)
    Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
   WORLD WlDE WEB (WWW)
    Unifonn Resource Locator (URL)
    Browser Architecture
   SUMMARY
   PRACTlCE SET
    Multiple Choice
    Exercises
   Appendix A: ASCll AND EBCDlC CODES
   Appendix B: NUMBERlNG SYSTEMS AND
   TRANSFORMATlON
   Appendlx C: REPRESENTATlON OF BlNARY NUMBERS
   Appendix D: ONE'S COMPLEMENT ARlTHMETlC FOR
   CHECKSUM CALCULATlON
   AppendixE: FOURlER ANALYSlS
   Appendix F: HARDWARE EQUlPMENT FOR
   ERROR DETECTlON
   AppendixG: HUFFMAN CODlNG
   AppendixH: IPVERSlON 6
   ACRONYMS
   GLOSSARY
   REFERENCES
   INDEX