History of Internet - Senior High School
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What was the primary function of packet switching in network communication?

  • To maintain a constant flow of data without interruption.
  • To divide files into smaller packets to avoid line congestion. (correct)
  • To facilitate immediate data transmission regardless of size.
  • To provide a secure connection between two computers.
  • Which of the following organizations is associated with the development of the ARPANET?

  • RAND Corporation
  • NPL
  • ISO
  • DARPA (correct)
  • What was the role of the IMP in the early internet?

  • It enabled packet routing between computers. (correct)
  • It regulated user access to the network.
  • It controlled the physical connections of the network.
  • It served as a gateway for network data processing.
  • What is the significance of Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) in networking?

    <p>It manages how data is packaged for transmission.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which protocol is the precursor to the more advanced TCP?

    <p>NCP</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the main purpose of time sharing in computing?

    <p>To allow multiple users to interact with a single computer simultaneously.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Overview of Internet History

    • The internet evolved through various computing methods: Batch Processing focused on one task at a time, while Time Sharing allowed multiple users to access a single computer simultaneously.
    • DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Project Agency) was crucial in the development of early networking technologies.

    Key Networks and Organizations

    • ARPANET (Advanced Research Project Agency Network) served as the foundation for contemporary internet structure.
    • Rand Corporation played a role in military network development in the United States.
    • NPL (National Physical Laboratory) developed a commercial laboratory network in England.
    • Cyclades functioned as a scientific network in France.

    Technical Developments

    • The IMP (Interface Message Processor) was essential for facilitating communication on networks.
    • The Network Working Group (NWG) helped to standardize protocols, leading to enhanced communication practices.
    • NCP (Network Control Protocol) was one of the earlier protocols used for data communication.

    Protocols

    • The introduction of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) was a significant advancement for reliable data transmission.
    • Packet Switching technology was developed to improve data handling by breaking files into smaller packets, thus preventing line congestion.

    Historical Events

    • In 1962, the U.S. discovered a medium to long-range missile in Cuba, highlighting the geopolitical context of technology development.
    • ISO (International Organization for Standardization) and OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) were established to create universal standards for network communications.
    • On February 28, 1990, the hardware for ARPANET was officially removed, marking the end of its operation and the transition to more modern networks.

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    Explore the evolution of the Internet in this quiz, covering foundational concepts like batch processing, time sharing, and the significant roles of DARPA and ARPANET. This quiz is tailored for Senior High School students and will test your understanding of key developments in internet history.

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