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                        Identify the following images. Discuss what each one represents.

                      A  network is a system of interconnected  nodes  that  exchange information,  resources  or

                      services.  These nodes  can be  computers,  people,  organisations  or places  linked  to  enable
                      communication and interaction.

                      Networks can be classified into various types:
                          Computer networks connect devices to share data and Internet access.

                          Social networks link people for sharing information and staying connected.

                          Transportation networks connect locations through roads, railways and air routes to move
                         people and goods.

                      Overall, networks the backbone of connectivity. They improve  efficiency, support collaboration

                      and enhance interaction across technology, society, transport, and ecosystems.

                             COMPUTER NETWORKS

                      A  computer  network is  a group  of computers

                      and other devices  (such as printers, smartphones
                      and tablets) connected to  share resources  and
                      information. Networks allow devices to communicate
                      with each other, share files and access the internet.
                      Computer networks make everyday tasks easier and

                      improve the speed and efficiency of communication.

                       The first computer network was developed in
                       the 1960s.

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