Internet Technologies by Francesco Ricci
The goal of this note is to provide an introduction both methodological and practical to the most basic internet languages, architectures and applications, but also to illustrate some of the most challenging and innovative techniques on the fore. The goal is to provide a self contained introduction but also to motivate further study and provide prerequisite material for more focused and advance course on internet and www. Topics covered includes: Introduction to Internet and WWW, WWW and HTML, Networking, Http, Dynamic Web, Servlets, Java Server Pages, XML.
Author(s): Francesco Ricci
NA Pages 
Introduction to Internet Unesco
This PDF covers the following topics related to Internet : Concept of Internet, Data Transmission, Computer Network Techniques, Classification of Computer Networks, Benefits of the Internet The economic benefit of the Internet, Internet Services E-commerce, Internet Services Newsgroups, The Concept of Cybercafé, Internet Connectivity Basic hardware required for Internet connectivity, Connecting to the Internet Set up an Internet connection, Wireless Transmission Media VSAT Internet connection, Network Protocol Network protocol, Obstacles to Internet, Concept of Internet Service Provider or ISP, Domain Name System.
Author(s): Unesco
96 Pages
This note covers the following topics: The history of the Internet has its origin in the efforts to build and interconnect computer networks that arose from research and development in the United States and involved international collaboration, particularly with researchers in the United Kingdom and France.
Author(s): Wikipedia
65 Pages
Internet Systems Design Technologies for Modern Information Systems
This note explores the technologies that form the core of Internet-based modern information systems. Design issues associated with designing a modern information system will be discussed.
Author(s): University of Iowa
NA Pages
A Brief History of the Internet
This book is the story of the Bright Side and Dark Side of the Internet.
Author(s): Michael Hart
NA Pages
