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I'd like to make two suggestions for the "Learn IT Services" section. 1. 99% of college students will not need a Cat 8 ethernet cable, most, if not all of them will only need Cat 5e, even in the dorms. I'd assume no college campus allows multi-gigabit connectivity for one person. 2. All college campuses shouldn't be using 802.11g at this stage, so I wouldn't mention it. I wouldn't mention any standard at all as it may get confusing. Just stick to 2.4ghz and 5ghz and what the primary benefits are (range vs. speed) since most college students only care about if it works or not. (I see you didn't mention 802.11x in your dialogue, but I wouldn't put it in the slides either).
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I'd like to make two suggestions for the "Learn IT Services" section.
1. 99% of college students will not need a Cat 8 ethernet cable, most, if not all of them will only need Cat 5e, even in the dorms. I'd assume no college campus allows multi-gigabit connectivity for one person.
2. All college campuses shouldn't be using 802.11g at this stage, so I wouldn't mention it. I wouldn't mention any standard at all as it may get confusing. Just stick to 2.4ghz and 5ghz and what the primary benefits are (range vs. speed) since most college students only care about if it works or not.
(I see you didn't mention 802.11x in your dialogue, but I wouldn't put it in the slides either).
Thank you for your advice.