How Data Travels on Networks
Students will learn about the basic concept of data packets and how information is sent and received across a network.
Key Questions
- Explain how digital information is broken down and sent across a network.
- Describe the journey of a data packet from a sender to a receiver.
- Analyze the importance of addressing in ensuring data reaches the correct destination.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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