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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 004.6
EAN: 9781418836108
ISBN: 1418836109
Label: Course Technology
Manufacturer: Course Technology
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 544
Publication Date: 2006-02-09
Publisher: Course Technology
Studio: Course Technology
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Textbook Review
Comment: I was pleased with not only the condition of the book, but the timely manner in which I received my purchase.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great book with very helpful diagrams/pictures
Comment: It is required by my course TDC 425 about telecommunication and data network.I don't have a technical background but this book is so well written that it could be enjoyed by anyone.
It provides a great overview about networks, without overwhelming the reader with tedious facts. Every now and then the material is explained with the help of nice diagrams/pictures which make it easy to understand the language.
Also the author made it easy flowing by giving a touch of humor now and then.
There were only certain chapter required to be read for my course but it is so captivating that I end up reading almost whole book.
I enjoyed this book.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great Book
Comment: Great text book, easy to read, and helps you learn what you need to know.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great deal!
Comment: Great deal! Fast shipping! This item was in better than expected condition! Will buy from again!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great book that provides all I need
Comment: I used this textbook for TDC course at DePaul.
It was really helpful and useful especially for newbie.
Plus the details are not too general.
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Editorial Reviews:
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The latest edition of Curt White's top-selling text maintains a balanced approach between the technical and the practical aspects of data communications, providing a solid understanding not only of how things work, but how they can be applied to create business solutions. Updated to reflect new technologies, this text covers current concepts such as voice over wireless LAN, convergence, MPLS, and PPP, while maintaining the pedagogical elements that have been successful for students in the past.
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