In this second edition, the author's aim is to provide a textbook that actually teaches students to "do" data communications, rather than just read about it. Using a business-oriented and technological approach, this text is designed to give its users an understanding of the "big picture", that is, hands-on technical information coupled with plenty of real world business.

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Phillip T. Rawles, Principal Author

Phillip T. Rawles is an associate professor of Computer Information Systems and Technology for Telecommunications and Networking in the Nationally prominent Department of computer technology at Purdue University. Professor Rawles has won various student– and faculty–selected teaching awards for his performance in the classroom and for his work in developing and delivering courses in local area networking, systems administration, enterprise network management, and enterprise network design.

Professor Rawles is also the author of Local Area Networks: A Business–Oriented Approach; 2nd ed. (2002) and Client/Server Information Systems: A Business–Oriented Approach. Professor Rawles has active research and consulting practices.

James E. Goldman

James E. Goldman is professor of Computer Information Systems and Associate Department Head for Telecommunications and Networking in the Nationally Prominent Department of Computer Technology at Purdue University. An award–winning teacher, in 1999 Professor Goldman was named as a University Faulty Scholar at Purdue.

Professor Goldman is also the author of Local Area Networks: A Business–Oriented Approach; 2nd ed. (2000) and Client/Server Information Systems: A Business–Oriented Approach. Professor Goldman maintains an active consulting practice.

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