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Acronyms of & Personalities (Module ii) Part One from Sec 1 To Sec 4 Designed by: Acronyms of Companies: ARPA: Advanced Research Projects Agency. (Page (7)) BBN: Bolt, Beranek and Newman. (Page (10)) IPTO (In ARPA): Information Processing Techniques Office. (Page (7)) NWG: Network Working Group. (Page (10)) Technical Acronyms: WWW: World Wide Web. (Page (9)) IMPs: Interface Message Processors. (Page (10)) RFC: Request For Comments. (Page (10)) SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. (Page (11)) FTP: File Transfer Protocol. (Page (11)) HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol. (Page (11)) NNTP: Network News Transfer Protocol. (Page (11)) NCP: Network Control Protocol. (Page (11)) MTP : Massage Transmission Protocol TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. PPP: Point-to-Point Protocol (Page (15)) Main Personalities in Module ii: J.C.R. Licklider, the Director of the Information Processing Techniques Office (IPTO) in ARPA during the years 1962- 1964. The main impact Licklider had on ARPA is promoting time-sharing as a basis for interactive computing. Bob Taylor a new Director in 1965 of IPTO after Licklider left IPTO. Lawrence Roberts from MIT: A talented programmer from ARPA’s managing networking project. His view the network topology: every node is connected to all other nodes over dialup telephone lines. Network topology was discussed in conference in Gatlinburg-Tennessee on which the term ARPANET was heard for the first time. Paul Baran who was notions of network decentralization and redundancy at that time he works in RAND Corporation. Vint Cerf and Jon Postel: Two of the key people in this development were method (RFCs) to evolve a whole set of protocols for the new network. Ray Tomlinson: BBN hacker the person how first used the symbol “@” to separate the senders name from the network-ID. Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn: They developed the necessary protocols are TCP and IP.