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  • in reply to: OCU C)OST B Discussion Lesson 01 #97984
    Latoya Stoudmire
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    Hello Addison,

    After reading your discussion I’m confused as to whether an operating system and an operating application are the same. I thought operating systems were like linux and mac and application were like word and media player. Your paper is very detailed and provides really good information.

    in reply to: OCU C)OST B Discussion Lesson 04 #97983
    Latoya Stoudmire
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    Hello Trae,

    I noticed in your discussion you referred to TCP as the transport connection protocol, is that a second acronym outside of transmission control protocol? I think you find a creative way to explain TCP/IP I’ve never heard TCP/IP described in that way. I was under the impression that the data was transferred from one packet in sequential order to the next till it reaches its final destination.

    in reply to: OCU C)OST B Discussion Lesson 04 #97982
    Latoya Stoudmire
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    TCP/IP is an acronym that stands for transmission control protocol/internet protocol. TCP/IP is a set of protocols that make up the bases of how data is transferred on the internet. TCP/IP can be mostly credited to Vinton Cerf and Bob Kahn for its development. TCP/IP was initially financed by the department of defense to connect research networks. (Yasar & Lutkevich, 2024).

    More specifically the TCP sends information from one device to another in the form of packets. The packets are broken down into smaller packets in sequential order and sent to the recipient. This in turn allows the recipient to reassemble the packets in sequential order while checking for errors or corrupted files. TCP is used for web browsing, email, and FTP.

    After the TCP sends out the data, the IP is responsible for addressing and routing the data to the correct device. IP comes in two main versions IPV4 (32-bit) and IPV6 (128 bit). TCP/IP operates using a four-layer system. The first layer is the link layer. The link layer provides data links between two devices. Next is the internet layer, this layer provides the routing for the data packets. The third layer is the transport layer. The transport layer ensures the packets are delivered efficiently from there the transport layer transmits data from one host to another this includes TCP and UPD. The final layer of the TCP/IP model is the application layer. This layer is what the user uses most. The application layer connects the applications to a network. The application model uses protocols HTTP, FTP, and SSH.

    in reply to: OCU C)OST B Devotion 01 #97784
    Latoya Stoudmire
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    I was in a very toxic relationship where I was not only the victim but I found myself becoming a a abuser myself. During this time I thought I could never forgive my ex for some of the things that occured while we were together, yet each day I will pray for God to help me over come this type of resentment. I don’t want to be the person that harbors hate or the unwillingness to change so, I will pray and ask for other to pray for me to assist me with this challenge.

    in reply to: OCU C)OST B Discussion Lesson 01 #97772
    Latoya Stoudmire
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    There are many different types of operating applications. one that is very popular is word processors. This type of application allows you to create and save word documents. This application is used in most schools and work environments. Another application that is very popular in work and school is the E-Mail application. Email applications are used to communicate all over the world. email applications allow our servers to quickly communicate with others devices. Media player is another type of application. This software allows you to play audio files as well as view media such as pictures. Lastly a web browser such as safari and chrome are also types of operation applications. Unlike operating systems operating application with within the computer to complete a specific task while operating systems work with connecting the hardware and software

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