Introduction to Networks

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  1. 3. Your excellent computing teacher's last name.
  2. 4. Connects to a wired network and provides wireless network radio signal for wireless devices to connect to.
  3. 6. Performs a similar function to the network interface card but uses radio signals to connect to the network (abbreviation).
  4. 9. Responsible for moving data from one network to another, e.g. from your home network to the internet.
  5. 10. Two or more computers which are linked together so that they can share resources and data.
  6. 11. A physical connection that often links together computers in a LAN.
  7. 13. The opposite of software. Used in networking.
Down
  1. 1. Small networks which are contained in a single building or small area. Not a dictionary word.
  2. 2. Two of these connected together can form the smallest LAN.
  3. 4. Wireless fidelity (abbreviation).
  4. 5. Converts data from analogue to digital signals so that it can be transmitted across different media — traditionally, telephone cables.
  5. 6. Larger networks over a wider geographical area. Also a term meaning pallid/sickly.
  6. 7. The largest WAN.
  7. 8. Enables multiple wired devices to connect, and uses packet switching to direct data to the correct device.
  8. 12. Enables a wired network connection between a computer and another networked device (abbreviation).