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Communcication software

Communication VoIP: VoIP(voice over internet protocol) could be used by organisation to communicate with fellow employees in the organisations and other people who are involved with the company in some way (like a supplier). VoIP would allow them to do  this as i allow people to communicate with audio with a microphone over the internet. The only requirement is that both people who wish to communicate will require a stable internet connection if they wish to communicate with each other smoothly.device will also have to follow certain protocols if they wish to communicate with other devices using voice over internet protocol. Some example would be H.323 and SIP, the latter of which is for mobile devices and all device in the call must have SIP software and a SIP address if the wish to communicate with each other. As well as this H.323 and SIP are not compatible. Somes example of VoIP software which could be used by an organisation are Skype and discord. Instant messaging: In...

Protocols

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Segments - Segments are chunks of data that are sent over the transport layer of the TCP/IP model Data packets - Data packets are chunks of data that are sent over the internet layer of the TCP/IP model Frame - Frames are chunks of data that are sent over the link/network layer of the TCP/IP model.(Ethernet, WIFI and etc.) Protocols for each layer: Application - FTP, HTTP, SNMP, DNS Transport - UDP and TCP Internet layer - IP and ICMP Network layer - Ethernet, PPP, WIFI What is UDP(User Datagram Protocol): UDP is onless protocol. UDP being connectionless means that all data is sent from a program in one large load of packets and once the packets are sent and recieved that the end of communication for that task. UDP is suitable for when application that need to get data fast. These could include online games where information about the other players has to reach other players as fast as possible. The reason UDP is much faster than TCP is because error recovery is not attempte...

Application software

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Application software refers to software that allows the user to use the computer to complete tasks which need to be done whether they had a computer or not. Some examples of application software include microsoft word which is used by user to complete mulitple things which require text like letter,forms and etc.

Types of software

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Connectivitity

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 Twisted pair: Twisted pair is when you a pair of insulated wire are twisted together. This is done to prevent as much data loss as possible. Twisting the pair of wires does this as it stop data jumping between to the pair of wires which would result in the data become jumble and the original meaning of the data will be lost. Unshielded twisted pair(UTP): This is the first type of TP(twisted pair) cable. in unshielded twisted pair there is not shielding around the wires but instead there are only the four pairs of insulated wires that are surrounded by a plastic sheeth. Shielded twisted pair(STP): This is the second of TP(twisted pair) cable. This one like the name implies has shileding around not only each one of the four pair of wires(The pair shield)  but also there is another shiled around all four of the shield wire (This is called the cable sheeth). Doing this to the wire helps as it further lowers the likelyhood of data moving between the wires which result in the...

The motherboard

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RAM/DDR socket: The main purpose of the RAM socket on the motherboard is to attach the RAM to motherboard. The RAM is needed to be put into the socket for the computer to be able to function effectively and efficiently, this is as the data that the cpu need to process to complete a instruction is stored on the ram. CPU socket: This is the socket on the motherboard that you use to connect the CPU(central processing unit) to the motherboard. Depending on the motherboard and the brand of the CPU(amd or intel) the pins could either be on the CPU socket on the motherboard or on the CPU itself. PCI slot: The PCI slot is used to add expansion cards to the motherboard to allow the computer systems to access addtional feature or enchance other features. For example you could add a wireless card to the computer system so that the computer systems is able to connect to network without the need for a physical connection. You could put a NIC(network interface card) in to the PCI which offe...

Motherboard quiz

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