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New Class | Start Now | August 23, 2011

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<h3 style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt; line-height: normal;">The ability to network computers together is something that has been available for the past four decades. It wasn’t until the mid-1980s that attempts were made at connecting many computers from multiple countries together into one large network. The most successful attempt at this became what is now called, The Internet. The Internet started out as a United States Defense Department research tool in the early seventies for communicating between certain universities (like Stanford) that had Defense Department research programs and military facilities. The number of universities connected grew until the government pulled out in 1994 and made the Internet public. The Internet was the first (and best) of its kind—the development of it created TCP/IP, as well as SMTP, POP3, FTP, NNTP, and HTTP. </h3> Unfortunately, a deep understanding of computer networking was required if you wanted to find or publish information on the Internet. Throughout the world, scientists and computer engineers began looking for a solution. There were three main features that the final solution had to have: <ul style="font-family:webdings;"><li>Platform independence. Since the world was comprised of many different operating systems, the solution had to include a universal way of transmitting data.</li></ul> <ul style="font-family:webdings;"><li>Separation between content and presentation. The computer used to create the content was almost always different from the computer that accessed the content. Therefore, the creator of the content had to provide a way to instruct the accessing computer how to display its content. </li></ul> <ul><li> <div style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt; line-height: normal;">Decentralization. There is no center to the Internet; every node is equal to every other (see Figure 1). TCP/IP is a routable protocol— that is, it is able to move data from one machine to another through any available route. This is what the Defense Department originally worked on—a noncentralized network that can route around network failures. </div></li></ul>

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The ability to network computers together is something that has been available for the past four decades. It wasn’t until the mid-1980s that attempts were made at connecting many computers from multip…

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The Internet
 
 In this day and age it is difficult to remember life before the Internet. In a period of less than ten years, the Internet grew from literal obscurity to a household name. Corporations, who were cautious at first, are now struggling to avoid being left behind. Companies are investing billions of dollars into this booming new marketing medium in hopes of generating stock prices that have never been seen before. More and more companies are realizing that they need an Internet presence. Consumers are slowly becoming more reliant on the Internet, and the World Wide Web as their primary means of getting information whether it’s the weather in Duluth or the starting time of their favorite TV show. Consumers are using the Internet to perform price comparisons, check on product availability, and even purchase the products they need.
 
 Since you are reading this material it stands to reason that you are just starting the journey of creating an Internet presence. Over the course of this material you will receive the information necessary to create dynamic Web pages that can provide information, promote your company, or even sell a product.

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The Internet In this day and age it is difficult to remember life before the Internet. In a period of less than ten years, the Internet grew from literal obscurity to a household name. Corporations, w…