Answer:
Advantages of both circuit switched networks and TDM are given below:
Explanation:
Advantages of circuit switched network over packet switched network:
- Circuit switched network has the advantage of being physically connected and having a dedicated channel for communication between the sender and the receiver which also makes it more reliable. Packet switched networks do not have a dedicated channel hence, they are not that reliable.
- Circuit switched networks are used for voice calls because there is no timing jitter or delay in these types of networks while packet switched networks do not offer this advantage.
Advantages of TDM over FDM in a circuit switched network:
- TDM is time division multiplexing i.e. multiple information is sent in different time intervals but on the same frequency. While FDM sends information using different frequencies. So, the advantage of using TDM is that the information will be sent from the sender to the receiver using only a single frequency.
- Using TDM, bandwidth is saved because it only sends information on a single frequency unlike FDM.
- In TDM, there is low chance of interference between signals since they are sent in different time intervals from the sender to the receiver. While FDM has a higher chance of interference.
The correct option is D.
Transferable skills refers to those set of skills that do not belong to any specific field or industry, they are general skills and can be transferred from one job to another. Option D is the correct choice because all jobs require the employees to have problem solving skill, team building skills and communication skills; all these skills contribute to a successful career.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
The website of an international human rights organization stores a large database of information and provides search functionality to make it easier for their visitors to locate desired information. However, this approach fails to be effective since the search functionality is limited to the website rather than the whole web is a False statement.