Mod 2 How the Internet Works

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internet

The global system of interconnected computer networks that links millions of private, public, academic, business, and government networks. It includes the WWW, email, VoIP, and P2P networks.

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world wide web (WWW)

An information space on the Internet where documents and resources are interlinked by hyperlinks and accessed via browsers.

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amazon, URL, IP, cookies, HTML, homepage

these are the 6 steps when accessing ___(1)___’s website.

  • Type in the __(2)__ (domain name).

  • URL is converted to an _(3)__ address.

  • Request + ___(4)___ sent to Amazon’s server.

  • Server processes request with server-side programming.

  • Server sends ___(5)__/JavaScript code.

  • Browser displays __(6)_.

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internet protocol

What does _____ _____ (IP) do? Defines the format of data and rules for exchange; forwards packets across the internet.

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transmission control protocol

What does ______ _____ ______ (TCP) do?

Breaks data into packets and reassembles them into the original whole.

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hypertext transfer protocol

What does _____ _____ ______ (HTTP) do?
Allows browsers and servers to communicate.

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simple mail transfer protocol

What does SMTP stand for and do?
_____ ______ _____ ____; standard for sending email.

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file transfer protocol

What does FTP stand for and do?
_____ ______ _____; copies files from one computer to another.

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IP address

A unique string of numbers identifying a computer on the internet

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URL

A reference to a web resource specifying its location on a network (protocol, host name, domain, path, file).

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DNS

What does _____ do? Converts URLs into IP addresses for usability.

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internet, names, numbers

Who manages domain names globally?
A: ICANN (_______ Corporation for Assigning _____ and _______).

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cybersecurity

Acquiring a domain name with intent to exploit it for profit.

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cookie

A small piece of data stored by the browser to identify computers, remember info, and record browsing activity.

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requesting, processes

What is the difference between client and server?

Client = user’s computer _______ info.
Server = computer that ______ requests and sends back HTML/JavaScript.

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traffic, conversions, revenue

These are the main objectives of a successful website: Generate ______, drive ______, generate ______.

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direct, search, referral

What are the three main types of website traffic?
_______, _______ (paid & organic), _______ (paid & unpaid).

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primary, secondary

Give an example of a primary and secondary conversion for a retail site.

Primary/Secondary?: Purchase.
Primary/Secondary?: Create account, email signup.

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click through, booking

How do search engines like Google or Expedia define conversions?
Google: c____-through.
Expedia: b____.

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traffic, conversion

Conversion rate formula: Conversion = _____ × _____ Rate

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traffic, conversion, order

What are three ways to increase revenue online?

Increase _____, increase _______ rate, increase average _____ value.

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higher

How can retail sites increase revenue?

Encourage _____-priced or add-on purchases.