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Introduction to Information Networks
Assessment - Tutorial evaluation
Your Task
This assessment is to be completed individually. In this assessment, you are expected to critically analyse a specific topic from the content covered in Weeks 1 to 3. Your task is to develop a comprehensive tutorial that not only educates learners but also promotes critical thinking about the topic.
Assessment Description
This assessment will gauge your depth of understanding and ability to critically evaluate and synthesise key concepts from Weeks 1 to 3. Your tutorial should be presented as a written document that delves into the intricacies of the topic, incorporating advanced insights and promoting deeper thought. You are expected to present content that goes beyond mere description, demonstrating a critical evaluation of the topic in light of current research and developments in the field.
Learning outcome 1: Evaluate the main technologies, models and protocols used in data communications and networking.
Learning outcome 2: Explain the purpose and functionality of layered computer network models.
Assessment Instructions
Your report should be submitted in Word Document or PDF format.
Your written tutorial should:
Begin with a comprehensive introduction to your chosen topic, setting the context and highlighting its significance in the field of data communications and networking.
Engage in a detailed discussion of the topic, ensuring clarity, depth, and critical analysis throughout. This should be complemented by a synthesis of existing literature, research, and developments.
Incorporate real-world examples or scenarios, but also evaluate their significance and implications in the broader context.
Conclude with a comprehensive summary, key takeaways, and potential future developments or implications in the field.
Seamlessly integrate diagrams, charts, or visuals where they add depth and clarity to your narrative. Ensure these visuals are critically analysed in the text.
Ensure that you cite any sources or materials referenced. All citations should adhere to a recognised academic citation style of your choice, but it must be applied consistently throughout your document. KBS recommends using KBS Harvard referencing style.