This document discusses Go-Back-N ARQ, a method for error control in data transmission that uses pipelining and sliding windows. It introduces the concept of using sequence numbers, timers, acknowledgements, and resending frames to improve efficiency over Stop-and-Wait ARQ. Go-Back-N ARQ allows the sender to send multiple frames before receiving ACKs, but requires resending all frames after the lost one. It has higher efficiency than Stop-and-Wait but also has disadvantages related to buffering requirements and wasted bandwidth from resending uncorrupted frames.