Hello /adv/ I'm in a troublesome situtation and I don't

>>17770350

Google.....?

Whatever you find write it in your own words so its not Plagiarism >>17770350

Go to his office hours and talk to him about it

>>17770737
yeah, that's what I been doing. I just can't find any more things about that topic.
>>17770772
I wanted to avoid that but I guess that's what I'll do. I just thought there is someone familiar with the subject who could help me

I know a good amount about networks OP, but I don't think you need to worry about that. Sounds like more of a topic problem or misunderstanding about content rather than anything too technical. Your professor is more interested in the evolution of networking technologies starting with the present, or rather, the potential technologies of the near future. He probably doesn't want to hear about the advantages of OSPF over RIP, but maybe you could talk about how current networks mostly rely on packet switching and the future will depend on bit-stream photonic signal processing or something. Maybe you could write about the Internet being dependent on a few backbones/IXPs around the world and how that may change in the future with mesh networks becoming widespread, or how Facefuck is trying to use drones/blimps/satellites to "make sure everyone has access to the internet".

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>>17770772
said, go talk to your professor about what he wants to see in your paper so you don't have to rewrite it a third time. Also, since you already wrote the essay, make sure you ask for a time extension if you need one this time around.

>>17770350
You were probably being descriptive rather than analytical. Instead of just listing things that are hooked up, compare early networks with current ones. What was inadequate to start, what needs had yet to be satisfied, and how were networks changed to meet those needs. Now, what needs remain unmet and how will networks have to develop to meet them?