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Due Date |
HW to HAND IN |
Comments |
Points |
| 3-04 M |
No HW TO
TURN IN |
SPRING TRIMESTER STARTS |
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| 3-05 T |
Outline
Done |
Bring Full Outline of Telecommunications Primer for
use on quiz. |
25 pts |
| 3-06 W |
Exercises 7.2 |
Can be
sent as an email |
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| 3-07 H |
None to
hand in |
Telecommunications
Vocab Quiz
|
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| 3-08 F |
No class
but this should be done:
Exercises 7.3 #1,2 |
>
Read Ch. 7.3.1 & 7.3.2
>
Read Ch. 7.4.1 through 7.4.3
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| 3-11 M |
Exercises 7.3 #3-8 |
> Exercises 7.3 #1,2 Can be sent as an email before
class
> Exercises 7.3 #3-8 Can be sent as an email before
class |
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| 3-12 T |
Exercises 7.4 & 7.5 |
Read Ch.
7.4.4 & Ch. 7.5.1 |
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| 3-13 W |
Exercise 7.6 |
Can be
sent as an email before class |
R |
| 3-14 H |
Digital Transmission Online Lecture |
CS
105 The Web: Technologies and Techniques is an online Williams College
Computer Science Course that overlaps with much of this chapter. Please
review all of the Chapter 3 Digital Transmission pages:
|
Quiz soon! |
| 3-15 F |
Finish
Digital Transmission Online Lecture
Read
"Data Communications" |
Brian Brown at Mahasarakham
University in Thailand has a nice set of basic pages on various
transmission media and channel organization in his web page
"Data
Communications".
Take the first two
online practice tests. |
Quiz soon! |
| 3-18 M |
Take
online practice tests
#3-6 |
These
are just good reviews after you've perused the web site. Don't worry about
specific wiring or protocols- they are not the reason why we visited!
Quiz over the topics in over
Digital Transmissions & Transmission
Media as they relate to Chapter 7 and your
Telecommunications
Primer outline. |
30 pt Quiz today! |
| 3-19 T |
Written
review questions brought to class |
Review
outline for Chapter 7 topics worked on |
12 pts |
| 3-20 W |
Study
for Chapter 7 test |
Chapter
7 & Telecommunications test |
100 pts |
| 3-21 H |
none |
|
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| 3-25
through 4-1-02 |
SPRING BREAK!
[Top] |
|
| 4-2 T |
none |
|
|
| 4-3 W |
Read Ch. 8.1 |
Do
Web tour of Routers to answer
the vocab below:
> router, hub, LAN, Ethernet (100 base-T), protocol, switch, data packet,
firewall, IP header, logical vs. physical addresses, MAC address, TCP/IP |
12 pts |
| 4-4 H |
Read Ch
8.2 |
Do
Exercises 8.1 on paper; show reasoning for network calculations! |
25 pts |
| 4-5 F |
Read Ch.
8.3 |
Do exercises 8.2 #1-4 |
20 pts |
| 4-8 M |
Read
Rest of Chapter 8 for this week |
1) Do
all of the Chapter Exercises.
2) Review Chapter terms/ concepts at the end of the chapter.
3) Check the website for Chapter 8 outline & other links before Mon,
4-15-02. |
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4-9
T through
4-12 F |
No Class
due to ISAS festival |
See
above |
X |
| 4-15 M |
Chapter
8 Review |
Exercise
8.3 gone over |
X |
| 4-16 T |
Chapter
8 Review |
You are
responsible for all of the objectives/ concepts on the
Chapter 18 outline |
X |
| 4- 17 W |
Chapter
8 Test |
Bring
Calculator |
100 pts |
| 4-18 H |
Read Ch.
9.1
|
Ch. 9
Compression Introduced |
X |
| 4-19 F |
Read Ch
9.2 & 9.3 |
Huffman
coding Lab done as excel spreadsheet |
50 pts |
|
4-22 M |
Read Ch
9.4 |
Do
Exercise 9.2 as HW. Ex. 9.1 done in
class |
|
| 4-23 T |
Read Ch. 9.5 |
Huffman
coding Lab spreadsheet finished for real-life data.
Email using standard Lab headings to
Mr. Rummel. Include in the main body
of the email how this compression technique is used in generating MP3's
from uncompressed CD audio. |
50 pts |
| 4-24 W |
Exercises 9.3 & 9.4 done |
Email to
Mr. R |
20 pts |
|
4-25 H |
Outline MPEG-1 and
.jpg compression methods |
Email to
Mr. R. You'll be using the additional topics in Chapter 9.5 and
these websites
to create a 1 page outline on EACH method (2 pages total). |
20 pts |
| 4-29 M |
Exercise 11.2 |
Read Ch. 11: 18 pages on
Encryption.
HW works with rotational encoders. |
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| 4-30 T |
Exercise 11.3 |
Visit this encryption intro website.
You will need to print out the six characteristics of an Ideal Cipher.
When you go to the
index of this
site, you can see how the concepts of seed, modulus operation, and
pseudo-random generation are defined. |
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|
[Top] |
| 5-1 W |
PGP
encryption |
Install PGP and create public keys; post to servers |
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| 5-2 H |
No class |
Seniors work on Mission Impossible Conceptual Road Rally checkpoints for
Final Exam password |
|
| 5-3 F |
No school |
|
|
| 5-6 M |
Take-home Crypto quiz
due |
Emailed with spreadsheet attachment back to Mr. R |
60 pts |
| 5-7 T |
Finish Reading Chapter 11 |
|
X |
| 5-8 W |
Steganography |
Web Tour of
Stego Sites. Send these written
answers in an email: 1) Define the
practice of steganography
2) Discuss basic principles of digital steganography
3) Discuss how it is being used today.
4) Find 3 new websites relevant to this topic and place their hyperlinks in
your email.
5) Outline how a VAB video stream might be able to apply such techniques to
hide data.
|
30 pts |
| 5-9 H |
PGP Questions |
1. What is Pretty-Good-Privacy (PGP) and how is
it used for securing email? How does this public key system work? Give a
brief outline.
2. How do online merchants make sure your credit card and other private data
is secure? Explain how the 128-bit encryption keys commonly used in
e-commerce actually work.
|
20 pts |
|
5-10 F |
Take Home
Chapter 11 Encryption Test |
1. Follow email
header instructions for the test.
2. Send the test back before Monday, 5-13-02 @ 2:15 pm as both an attachment
AND as a PGP 7.0 encrypted email
message using my public key posted on the MIT server.
> You may get the freeware program from Mr. R for home use or upload via
your UCC station.
3. The test is open note, open web, and open reference, but closed to peer
discussion.
|
100 pts |
| 5-13 M |
Encryption
finished No HW |
Cryptograms & Encryption finished |
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| 5-14 T |
Articles
on Ultra Wide Band |
Ultra Wide Band Web Reading; topic on final
exam |
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| 5-15 W |
Senior
Final Exam |
Must have all M.I. Conceptual Road Rally Review
Checkpoints finished to get your login password! |
|
| 5-16 H |
Ch. 14
"Wireless" Read |
Chapter 14: Condensed version |
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|
| 5-17 F |
No class |
No HW |
|
| 5-20 M |
Exam
Review |
Exam Study |
|
| 5-21 T |
Exam
Review |
Exam Study |
|
| 5-22 W |
Exam
Review |
Exam Study |
|
| 5-24 F
|
Final
Exam! |
1:30- 3:30 pm in the Great Hall
Will need a calculator, # 2 pencils. |
15% of
final grade |