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TABLE OF CONTENTS Transmittal Memorandum ii Introduction 1 Purpose 1 Scope 1 Methodology 1 Primary Resources 1 Plan of Presentation 2 Discussion 3 Definition of a Network 4 Network Related Fields 5 Education 6 Nature of Work 8 Strong Interest Inventory 9 Salary Expectations 10 Personality 12 Hardware and Software 13 Conclusion 14 References 15 Appendix 16 TABLE OF FIGURES AND GRAPHS Fig. 1 – Network 2 Graph 1 – Salaries 8 INTRODUCTION Purpose The purpose of this report is to convey information about network engineering and to provide the reader the opportunity to full understand the basic fundamentals of this career. Scope This report covers maintaining and administering a network. ... Steve Pierce Employer: Sigecom, LLC Job Title: Network Engineer City and State: Evansville, IN Plan of Presentation The plan of presentation is planned to present my report in a orderly fashion starting by explaining the basic definition of a computer network and from then on going into the various subjects that are involved with network engineering such as education, salary, nature of work, hardware and software used, various fields involved in networking, and the type of personality a network engineer should have. ... My choice of career is network engineering. I have been dealing with computers all of my life and I have decided that network engineering would be one that I could enjoy. ... The Internet started in 1968 with the introduction of a network of 50 kbps circuits linking together the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, Santa Barbara and the University of Utah (Kristula, 1997). ... Definition of a Network Fig. 1 – Network (http://net97. ... ca/970328-01/) Nowadays, the Internet, itself, is one gi5ant network. A network is, in its simplest terms, a collection of two or more computers, linked together through wire or cable. These computers are then capable of transferring data, or in laymen’s terms, they are able to get onto the Internet, to download email or to “see” each other computer on the internal network. A network is a way of sharing files, printers, applications and any other sort of media with each individual computer. There can be different types of networks, but a simple network may be in the configuration of peer-to-peer or a server-client network. The basic difference in these types of networks is that in a peer-to-peer network, each individual computer (workstation) is connected to each other computer. ... In a server-client network, a server acts as the “main” computer. ... This information in which the server may provide to the workstation could be files, printers or any other device that the network staff may choose to incorporate into the network. ... Network Related Fields Now that we have the basic understanding of a network, I would like to explain to you some of the various jobs that one could pursue in this field. My career of choice is network engineering. |
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