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Many students in computer science and MIS use networking technologies when working on projects but are not responsible for building or designing networks. This book addresses the needs of those students. Salient Features Designed with modular chapters, allowing instructors to organize the material to suit their needs. Offers boxed text sections that provide extended background information on selected topics for students who want a more detailed discussion. Contains biographical sketches of key network personnel, including Richard Hamming, Radia Perlman, Vint Cerf, and Bob Metcalfe. Provides a Chapter Review at the end of each chapter, consisting of a bullet-item list that summarizes the salient aspects of the chapter, a vocabulary check that contains key words and phrases introduced in the chapter, and suggested readings and references.