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This is a free, online wikibook, so it is continually being updated and revised.  According to the authors, "This book is about electrical communications networks, including both analog, digital, and hybrid networks. We will look at both broadcast and bi-directional data networks. This book will focus attention on existing technology, and will not be concerned particularly with too much mathematical theory.

This book is an example-driven book. We will use examples of real world communication technologies and communication networks to teach and demonstrate some of the principals behind communication theory. We will discuss examples of communication networks, and introduce the various mathematical principals that those networks rely on. This book is intended for an advanced undergraduate in electrical engineering or a related field. The reader of this book should have a solid background knowledge of the subjects discussed in Signals and Systems and Communication Systems. The reader should also be familiar with Algebra and Calculus, although they are not strictly required."

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