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    The document summarizes a lecture on comparing the OSI and TCP/IP reference models. It discusses key differences between the two models, including that TCP/IP has 4 layers while OSI has 7 layers, TCP/IP is more reliable while OSI is less reliable, and TCP/IP follows a horizontal approach while OSI follows a vertical approach. It also provides example differences in individual layers between the models. The document concludes by listing two practice problems to test if learners achieved the learning outcomes of comparing how TCP/IP differs from OSI.

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    The document summarizes a lecture on comparing the OSI and TCP/IP reference models. It discusses key differences between the two models, including that TCP/IP has 4 layers while OSI has 7 layers, TCP/IP is more reliable while OSI is less reliable, and TCP/IP follows a horizontal approach while OSI follows a vertical approach. It also provides example differences in individual layers between the models. The document concludes by listing two practice problems to test if learners achieved the learning outcomes of comparing how TCP/IP differs from OSI.

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    The document summarizes a lecture on comparing the OSI and TCP/IP reference models. It discusses key differences between the two models, including that TCP/IP has 4 layers while OSI has 7 layers, TCP/IP is more reliable while OSI is less reliable, and TCP/IP follows a horizontal approach while OSI follows a vertical approach. It also provides example differences in individual layers between the models. The document concludes by listing two practice problems to test if learners achieved the learning outcomes of comparing how TCP/IP differs from OSI.

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    Department of CSE(IoT), U18IN306

    U18 COMPUTER NETWORKS


    KITSW
    3CSO1 AY:2023-24
    SLT1 - LECTURE SUMMARY
    SLT1 Topics Comparison of OSI and TCP/IP reference model
    Covered
    Both OSI and TCP/IP reference models provide a framework for creating and
    Motivation
    implementing networking standards and devices devices.. Both divide the network
    (Why you communication process into layers. In both models, a single layer defines a
    (students) should particular functionality and sets standards for that functionality only.
    learn these topics? )

    Lecture Learning Outcomes (LLOs): After completion of this lecture, you should be able to…
    LLO1
    On topic
    Compare how TCP/IP is different from OSI
    1

    SLT1 – Lecture Summary – Key Takeaways

    Difference between TCP/IP and OSI Model:

    TCP/IP OSI

    TCP refers to Transmission


    Control Protocol. OSI refers to Open Systems Interconnection.

    TCP/IP has 4 layers. OSI has 7 layers.


    Department of CSE(IoT), U18IN306 COMPUTER NETWORKS
    KITSW
    3CSO1 AY:2023-24
    SLT1 - LECTURE SUMMARY
    TCP/IP is more reliable OSI is less reliable

    TCP/IP does not have very strict


    boundaries. OSI has strict boundaries

    TCP/IP follow a horizontal


    approach. OSI follows a vertical approach.

    TCP/IP uses both session and


    presentation layer in the OSI uses different session and presentation
    application layer itself. layers.

    TCP/IP developed protocols then


    model. OSI developed model then protocol.

    Transport layer in TCP/IP does not


    provide assurance delivery of In OSI model, transport layer provides
    packets. assurance delivery of packets.

    Connection less and connection oriented


    TCP/IP model network layer only both services are provided by network layer
    provides connection less services. in OSI model.

    While in OSI model, Protocols are better


    Protocols cannot be replaced covered and is easy to replace with the
    easily in TCP/IP model. change in technology.

    SLT1- LECTURE LEVEL PRACTICE PROBLEMS (LLPs) to test the LLOs


    To test whether you achieved the learning outcomes of this lecture, you should be able to solve the following
    LLPs, in the class itself, after completion of the lecture. Minimum one question / problem (LLP) is designed to
    test each expected LLO.
    1. LLP1(on LLO1):

    Q. What is PORT?
    A port is basically a physical docking point that is basically used to connect the external devices to the computer, or we
    can say that a port acts as an interface between the computer and the external devices, e.g., we can connect hard drives
    and printers to the computer with the help of ports
    2.Q. Define Protocol?
    A protocol is a set of rules and guidelines for communicating data. Rules are defined for each step and process during
    communication between two or more computers.

    U18IN306 CN 3CSO1 Dr.V.Shankar Dept of CSN, KITSW Page 2 of 2

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