Network Question Homework: Get Started with Computer Facilities

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The discussion revolves around a student's confusion regarding a homework question related to "computer facilities" and cabling in a networking context. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding basic terminology before attempting the question, suggesting that "computer facilities" likely refers to network devices rather than just computer requirements. The student expresses frustration over a lack of clarity from their lecturer, who has not provided sufficient guidance. There is a consensus that without foundational knowledge, tackling the assignment may be challenging. Overall, the conversation highlights the necessity of grasping fundamental concepts in networking to successfully complete the homework.
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hey there..
i try to solve this question..
but..
i really got no idea to start..
please guide me..

first thing first..
what does it mean by computer facilities?
is it the computer requirement itself or the router?
 
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I'll be honest, if you don't understand the terms of the question, particularly "computer facilities", I'm not sure you should be attempting the question.

Are you a student in this subject or simply having a go at the question?

"is it the computer requirement itself or the router?"

The reason I mention the above, isn't to sound nasty, but simply because any person with a basic understanding would know routers come under "network devices".
 
jarednjames said:
I'll be honest, if you don't understand the terms of the question, particularly "computer facilities", I'm not sure you should be attempting the question.

Are you a student in this subject or simply having a go at the question?

"is it the computer requirement itself or the router?"

The reason I mention the above, isn't to sound nasty, but simply because any person with a basic understanding would know routers come under "network devices".

thanks for ur reply..
i've been asked my lecturer.. but, he didn't answer me at all..
plus, he didn't mention it during his lecture..

got question here..
"cabling" means i just choose what type of cable right?
 
Sorry, but I still don't understand.

You're studying this in college / university, have been set this question, and don't know anything (including basic terminology) that would allow you to attempt it?
 

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