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This document outlines a homework assignment on understanding basics of the web. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of DNS servers, network types, IP addresses, servers and clients. It also includes 7 essay questions requiring students to define key terms and concepts and explain the functions of DNS, web, mail and other servers and how they facilitate network communication. The document provides resources for students to learn about these fundamentals of internet and networking.

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Assignment No.1 Batch 4 (Morning)

This document outlines a homework assignment on understanding basics of the web. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of DNS servers, network types, IP addresses, servers and clients. It also includes 7 essay questions requiring students to define key terms and concepts and explain the functions of DNS, web, mail and other servers and how they facilitate network communication. The document provides resources for students to learn about these fundamentals of internet and networking.

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Assignment No.

1: Understanding the Basics of the Web

Deadline to submit assignment: Wednesday, 13th March, 2024 11:59pm

Note: Solve the followings Questions and submit its solution in Microsoft Word Document.
Make a Presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint on the following Topics.

Objective Type Question (10 Points)

1. What is the primary purpose of a DNS server?

 A) Hosting websites
 B) Translating domain names to IP addresses
 C) Managing email communication
 D) Connecting local area networks

2. Which type of network covers a larger geographic area than a LAN but is smaller than a
WAN?

 A) Local Area Network (LAN)


 B) Wide Area Network (WAN)
 C) Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
 D) Personal Area Network (PAN)

3. What does an IP address serve as in a computer network?

 A) Device identification and location addressing


 B) Web content hosting
 C) Email communication
 D) Network security

4. What is the primary function of a web server?

 A) Translating domain names


 B) Managing email communication
 C) Hosting and serving web pages
 D) Connecting multiple networks

5. In the context of networks, what does WAN stand for?

 A) Wireless Area Network


 B) Wide Area Network
 C) Web Application Network
 D) Wired Access Network

6. Which component is responsible for requesting services or resources from a server in a


network?
 A) Router
 B) Server
 C) Client
 D) DNS

7. What is the primary role of an email server in a network?

 A) Hosting websites
 B) Managing email communication
 C) Translating domain names
 D) Connecting local area networks

8. What does TCP/IP stand for in the context of Internet protocols?

 A) Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Point


 B) Technical Control Process / Internet Protocol
 C) Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
 D) Technical Computing Process / Internet Point

9. What is the significance of having unique IP addresses for devices on a computer


network?

 A) Enhances network security


 B) Facilitates efficient communication
 C) Simplifies web browsing
 D) All of the above

10. In a network, which device or application typically functions as a server?

 A) Web browser
 B) Email client
 C) File transfer program
 D) Web server

Note to Students: Choose the correct option for each question. Ensure that your answers
accurately reflect your understanding of the fundamental concepts related to the basics of the
web.

Question 1: Internet Fundamentals (5 points)

Explain the concept of the Internet and its role in connecting computer networks globally. Include
a brief overview of the Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) and its significance in communication.

Question 2: Types of Networks (5 points)

Differentiate between LAN, WAN, and MAN. Provide examples of situations where each type of
network might be most suitable.
Question 3: DNS Server (4 points)

Define the function of a DNS server and explain why it is a critical component of the Internet. How
does it facilitate the browsing experience for users?

Question 4: Web Server (4 points)

Describe the role of a web server and its interaction with web browsers. Provide an example of a
scenario where a web server is essential.

Question 5: Mail Server (4 points)

Discuss the purpose of a mail server and its role in email communication. How does a mail server
manage the sending and receiving of emails?

Question 6: IP Address (4 points)

Define an IP address and explain its two primary purposes. Why is it necessary for devices
connected to a computer network to have unique IP addresses?

Question 7: Server and Client (4 points)

Differentiate between a server and a client. Provide examples of devices or applications that
function as servers and clients in a network.

Question 8: Practical Application (10 points)

Imagine you are setting up a small business network. Outline the types of servers you would need
(including DNS, web, and mail servers) and explain their roles in ensuring efficient network
operations.

Note to Students: This assessment is designed to evaluate your understanding of the


foundational concepts related to the Internet, networks, servers, and IP addresses. Provide concise
and accurate responses to demonstrate your knowledge of these essential topics

Helping Resources for Students


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https://www.techtarget.com/

https://www.guru99.com/

Good Luck

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