Multi screen network (MSN)

• Main Authors: Bellon, Robert, Chan, Nelson, Flores, Erwin, Uy, Marvin
• Format: text
• Language: English
• Published: Animo Repository 1996
• Online Access: https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/16720
• Institution: De La Salle University

Nowadays, disseminating information plays a vital role in our society. We can see this fact in our society that networks of increasing size and complexity are being built. To be able to keep up with the current software applications, the proponents felt that the teacher-student relationship specially in computer applications is very important because this is a means of sharing information to the students and vice-versa. However, problem arises when a teacher has a large class, making unable to monitor all his students. In order to solve this problem, a network application system was devised to send screen images across several terminals allowing end-users to see the events as they happen in real-time. This system will consists of a combination of network cards, coaxial cables to serve as a physical connection between terminals and software to handle the sending of images as well the communication between each terminal. Furthermore, the Winsock Transport Control Protocol and User Datagram Protocol, used to establish peer-to-peer connections between computers, will be implemented. This system will therefore pave the way for easy demonstration of computer applications to the end-user.