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You said:
Notes on Csit subject unique free plegrism
👍 You want unique, human-written notes on a CSIT subject, completely
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plagiarism-free and exam-oriented. Before I prepare them, could you tell me:
● Which CSIT subject do you want notes on? (e.g., DBMS, Computer Networks,
Software Engineering, Operating System, AI, E-Commerce, etc.)
● Do you need short notes (pointwise) or a one-page detailed explanation?
● Should I prepare them as exam answers (like 2 marks, 10 marks) or just study
👉
notes?
Once you confirm, I’ll prepare fresh notes in a simple, humanized style.
You said:
Computer net
👍 Let’s make unique, exam-ready notes on Computer Networks in a simple
ChatGPT said:
Perfect
way.
I’ll give you one-page short notes, plagiarism-free, humanized style – useful for CSIT
exams.
📘 Notes on Computer Networks
1. Introduction
A computer network is a system where two or more computers are connected to
share data, resources, and services. The main purpose is to achieve communication,
resource sharing, and reliability.
2. Types of Networks
● LAN (Local Area Network): Small geographical area (e.g., office, lab). High
speed and low cost.
● MAN (Metropolitan Area Network): Covers a city or town (e.g., cable TV
networks).
● WAN (Wide Area Network): Large area, even worldwide (e.g., Internet).
3. Network Topologies
● Bus: All devices share a single backbone. Simple but prone to failure.
● Star: All devices connect to a central hub. Easy to manage.
● Ring: Devices connected in a circle. Failure in one affects others.
● Mesh: Every device connected to every other. Very reliable but costly.
4. OSI Model (7 Layers)
1. Physical Layer – transmission of raw bits (cables, signals).
2. Data Link Layer – error detection, framing (switches).
3. Network Layer – routing and addressing (IP).
4. Transport Layer – reliable delivery (TCP, UDP).
5. Session Layer – establishes and manages sessions.
6. Presentation Layer – data format, encryption, compression.
7. Application Layer – user interaction (HTTP, FTP, Email).
5. Transmission Media
● Wired: Twisted pair, Coaxial cable, Optical fiber.
● Wireless: Radio waves, Microwaves, Satellite.
6. Important Concepts
● IP Address: Unique number for each device (IPv4, IPv6).
● DNS (Domain Name System): Converts names into IP addresses.
● Routing: Process of finding best path for data.
● Protocols: Rules for communication (TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP).
7. Advantages of Networks
● Easy communication
● Resource & file sharing
● Cost reduction
● Centralized data management
8. Disadvantages
● Security risks
● Virus spread
● Network management cost
✅ Summary:
Computer Networks form the backbone of modern communication. They are
structured with topologies, governed by OSI/TCP-IP models, and rely on
transmission media and protocols. Proper design ensures speed, reliability, and
security.
Would you like me to also prepare exam-style Q&A (like 2 marks shorts and 10
marks answers) from this topic, same as I did for your BBS notes?
You said:
Other question
👍. Do you mean you want me to prepare notes/answers for another question
ChatGPT said:
Sure
from Computer Networks (like exam-style) or for a different subject?
👉 If it’s still Computer Networks, could you tell me which type of question you want:
● 2 marks short questions (definition, examples, concepts)
● 10 marks long questions (detailed answers, diagrams, explanation)
This way, I can create fresh, plagiarism-free notes directly matching your exam
needs.
You said:
Lesson
👍 You want me to prepare a lesson-type note (clear, step-by-step
ChatGPT said:
Got it
explanation, like a teacher’s class note) from Computer Networks.
Here’s a sample lesson (plagiarism-free and simple):
📘 Lesson on Computer Networks – OSI Model
1. Introduction
The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnection) is a framework that explains how
different networking processes work together. It divides communication into 7 layers,
each with its own function. This helps in standardization, troubleshooting, and
learning.
2. Seven Layers of OSI Model
1. Physical Layer
○ Concerned with physical connection (cables, signals, voltage).
○ Example: Ethernet cable, Wi-Fi signals.
2. Data Link Layer
○ Deals with frames, error detection, and MAC addresses.
○ Example: Switch operation.
3. Network Layer
○ Responsible for logical addressing (IP addresses) and routing.
○ Example: Router.
4. Transport Layer
○ Ensures reliable data delivery with error checking.
○ Uses TCP (reliable) and UDP (fast but less reliable).
5. Session Layer
○ Manages sessions (start, maintain, end communication).
○ Example: Video conferencing session.
6. Presentation Layer
○ Translates data into understandable format, handles encryption and
compression.
○ Example: JPEG image, MP3 audio.
7. Application Layer
○ Closest to the user, provides network services.
○ Example: HTTP for web, SMTP for email.
3. Importance of OSI Model
● Provides a clear structure for understanding networks.
● Helps in troubleshooting (identify which layer has a problem).
● Promotes standardization among devices and companies.
