Exam 1: Telecommunications Overview
Exam 1: Telecommunications Overview92 Questions
Exam 2: Principles of Telecommunications Technology83 Questions
Exam 3: The Evolution of Telecommunications Technology and Policy93 Questions
Exam 4: The Public Network94 Questions
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Exam 6: Signaling and Switching93 Questions
Exam 7: Data Networking Fundamentals89 Questions
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Exam 9: Wireless Transmission and Services95 Questions
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Which of the following refers to the use of electrical signals to exchange encoded information between computerized devices across a distance?
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In one-to-one communication, does a single source simultaneously send information to multiple destinations?
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Personal communication involves an exchange of information between electrical or electronic devices. _________________________
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A method of sending information over the telephone by pressing buttons in response to recorded voice prompts, is known as:
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____________________ occurs when messages travel in both directions between the source and the destination, but only in one direction.
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-A single source sends information to a single destination.
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Does the term transmitter refer to the equipment that modifies a message into the form required for transmission?
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Groups of computers and other devices that are interconnected to more easily exchange data and share resources is known as:
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When a single source simultaneously sends information to multiple destinations, this is known as:
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The type of communication in which messages flow in only one direction, from source to destination, is known as half-duplex. _________________________
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A device that was invented in the 1860s that uses a wire to convey electrical pulses that represent letters or numbers over a distance is known as:
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Which of the following occurs when the parties sending and receiving information are human?
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The ____________________ in a communications exchange is the person or machine to whom the message is directed.
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Which of the following is an example of half-duplex communication?
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____________________ involves an exchange of information between electrical or electronic devices.
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Match each statement below with the correct item
-The device that captures the message from the communications channel and converts it into a form that the person or machine at the destination can understand.
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In one-to-one communication, a single source sends information to a single destination.
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-A single source simultaneously sends information to multiple destinations.
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The communications channel is the means of carrying the signal from the source to the destination. _________________________
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-When the parties sending the information are human.
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