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What is the Internet for beginners!

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Page 1: Internet Presentation

Internet

Gerard SylvesterResearch Informatics, KMS, ICRISAT

[email protected]

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Talk Flow!

Introduction to the InternetBrief history

Explaining basic protocols

Naming on the net

HTML

Using search engines

Questions

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What is the Internet?

A Network of Computer NetworksStarted as early as the 1960s

Built to work even if a large part of the network fails

Intranet is not the same as Internet

Decentralized Client – Server model

Supported by various gateways and high speed backbone connections.

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Internet

Network

Internet

Internet

Network

T3Backbone

T3Backbone

T3Backbone

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World Wide Web?

A part of the Internetwww1, www2 etc.,

Based on hypertext and hypertext transfer protocol (HTML & HTTP)

Supports multiple media - Multimedia

Interactive, dynamic HTML

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Who owns the Internet?

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) oversees registrations.

InterNIC—central service to reserve domain names (lots of issues arising with “cyberquatting…”

Whois – domain name lookup

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Brief History of the Internet

1960s - Department of Defense initiative ARPANET

1973 - ARPA launches the Internetting Project to explore the possibilities of linking networks

1980 – First Virus halts the Internet

1984 – DNS Introduced (Names rather than numbers)

1999 – Internet Banking

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Internet Milestones

1975 - Robert Kahn & Vinton Cerf – TCP/IP

1991 : Hypertext browsing software is proposed by Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web.

1993 : Mosaic, the first navigation browser to make use of graphics and a point-and-click interface, is developed by Marc Andreessen.

2004 - IPv6 protocol standard

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Services through the net

Major services:Email – Electronic MailFTP – File Transfer ProtocolGopherNewsgroupsTelnet – Remote sessionWAIS – Wide Area Information SystemWWW – World Wide Web

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How to read an URL

http://www.crida.ernet.in/dcs/proposal.htm

http = the protocol

www = the host computer or server name

blast = third level domain

ncbl = second level domain

org = top level domain

sequence = directory name

virtual = file name

htm = file type / extension

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Getting a Domain Name?

Top Domains:edu – Educational Institutionscom – Company / Commercial Organizationsorg – Non-profit Organizationsnet – Network, network of sitesmil – Military Installationsgov – Government sites

Sub Domains:in - Indiajp - Japanuk – United Kingdom

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Identifying a PC on the Internet

IP Number220.226.64.35

10.15.3.20 (Intranet, Local IP)

To find your IP number on WindowsExecute ipconfig on your command prompt – XP

winipcgf - 98

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Bandwidth

Speed of data transfer through the network

Access through:28.8 bps (bits per second) modem56.6 modemISDNT1/T3 – High speedCableDSL

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Hypertext

Hypertext, a method of preparing text that allows readers to choose their own pathways through the material, is invented by Ted Nelson.

The underlined word represents a hyperlink that lets the reader click and jump to a new page.

Provides interactive browsing

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Creating Web Documents

Editors: WYSIWYG• Frontpage, Dreamweaver or N-Vu

Text• Notepad

Word processors• MS - Word

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Browsers and Specifications

Browser software allows us to view, hear, retrieve information created for the web

Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Lynx

For design, you must check pages in both browsers, with different versions

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Bioinformatics Resources

Databaseswww.ebi.ac.uk – EMBL/EBIwww.rcsb.org/pdb -PDB www.wwpdb.org - Worldwide Protein Data Bank

Genome Browserswww.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mapview - NCBI Map Viewerwww.bdgp.org/annot/apollo - Apollo Genome Browserhttp://maine.ebi.ac.uk:8000/services/cogent - Genome Tracking Database

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Bioinformatics on the Internet

Bioinformatics Projects  www.gg.caltech.edu/hbp - Human Brain Project

www.geneontology.org – Gene Ontology Consortium

http://tolweb.org/tree - Tree of Life Project

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Gerard Sylvester

http://germic.blogspot.com/

http://www.gerardsylvester.com/

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