Computer Networking for Beginners: Your Guide for Mastering Computer Networking, Cisco IOS and the OSI Model (Computer Networking Series) Paperback – February 1, 2018
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M**E
understanding network principles
Basic study network understanding, great introduction to help a person get a foot hold in networking principles.
A**A
Gentle ramp up
Reasonably structured to teach concepts with useful specifics. If one pays attention and actually commits basic concepts to memory versus a recreational read hoping for an auto-osmotic conversion to expertise to occur, this book is useful. I think it meets its intended goals😉
B**N
Computer Networking for good
This is a good guide to Master Computer Networking. After reading this book, I learn a lot of useful information and tips about Computer Networking. This book will teach me all the basic stuff I need to know about Networking and how the Internet works. I also know here the Network types which is great.
J**G
Great for beginners
Solid information that is well explained. Definitely helpful before I start my networking major in college to get a base level of knowledge.
J**E
Great content
This book has from basic concepts to more advance network information just what I was looking for. I do recommend this book for beginners in network and cisco
B**N
Basic
Basic, but nicelittle appetizer for a main course. Twelve more words required blab blah blah blab blah blah lab blah
T**L
Useful for someone on my knowledge level
This “to the point” book was a useful restore of what was hidden somewhere in my head about computer networking. I did not need a lot of time to read it, and I regard it as an intro to a deeper dive into the subject.The language in the book may be a little challenging for someone with English as their mother tongue. There are lots of misspellings and the grammar could be improved here and there, but this is not a big issue for me as a Norwegian.I skipped the last CISCO-oriented part of the book.
D**A
Good one!
I've always enjoyed technology but never managed to understand how computers communicate or how the Internet works. But now, with Ramon's book I have a clear understanding (not only theoretical but practical as well) of how computer networks works and how the devices that are connected within them manage to communicate.
