Part 1 Hands On Steps 1 - 2: After drawing a simple network diagram, students should demonstrate an understanding of the bus topology and peer-to-peer networking concepts. Steps 3 - 4: Students should demonstrate an understanding of the star topology and the path data would follow in a peer-to-peer network using this topology. Steps 5-6: Students should become familiar with how nodes are added to a star topology network, then demonstrate how a peer-to-peer network can be transformed into a client/server network. They should also begin to visualize how data travels on a client/server network Steps 7 - 9: Students should demonstrate how a star-bus topology network is created and begin to visualize how data travels over such a network. Step 10: Based on students' experience in sketching some different network types, they should conclude that a network based on a star or star-bus topology is simpler to expand than a bus topology network. Step 11: Students should see that a simple bus topology network requires less cabling and connectivity hardware than the star or star-bus topology networks. Step 12: Design a mesh topology network with 7 nodes hint: use the formula n(n-1)/2) Part 2: Research on peer to peer networks and client server networks. List their technical advantages and disadvantages. On comparison list which one according to you is best suitable for companies in terms of maintain security. (Do not forget to cite your research)