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W 12/1/010
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No additional HW due.
However, there will be a written assignment due Thursday.
In class: Presentation for entire period by Mr. Joe Morris (STA ’62) of MITRE
Corporation. Please take notes, ask questions, and give him your full
attention. I will return to campus by approximately 12:30 or 1:00 p.m.
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Th 12/2/010
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HW due: Reread the material
on rotational encoding (p. 338) and write p. 345 #4, 6.
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F 12/3/010
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House Tour (no D period
class today).
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M 12/6/010
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Day off.
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T 12/7/010
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HW due: Read the following
three Wikipedia articles and make reading notes in your 3-ring binder (as
always).
·
Birthday problem
(introduction and sections 1 and 2 only)
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Birthday attack (read
entire article, but you may skim over section 2, “The mathematics”)
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Cryptographic
hash function (read entire article, but put only the key points in your
reading notes; some of the technical information is quite hard)
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W 12/8/010
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HW due: Below are 1024
bytes of data in hex. Write out a clear set of instructions that would enable
another reasonably knowledgeable person (somebody in MODD, for example) to
reproduce the entire contents of the file.
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
EE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0C
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
EE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0C
EE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0CEE0C
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01ABCDEF01
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4FBA4
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Th 12/9/010
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HW due: Read pp. 409-417;
write pp. 417-419 #2, 5, 7, 11abc.
Note: Question 7 is asking about
the type of function, not the type
of network. In mathematics, a full mesh network of the type shown in Figure
8.3 is called a complete
graph or, if it is a subset of a larger network, a clique. That is
not the question being asked.
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F 12/10/010
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HW due: Read pp. 419-425;
write pp. 426-427 #1, 2, 7, 10, 14.
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M 12/13/010
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HW due: Read pp. 429-444;
write pp. 445-446 #11-16 all, 22, 23.
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T 12/14/010
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HW due: Write answers for
the midterm exam from 2007. (Skip
problems I, II, and III at the end, but answer #1-27 as well as parts IV, V,
VI, VII, and VIII of #28.)
If there are any problems that you cannot answer (and there should be a few),
write specific questions that show
you at least made an attempt. (“How do I do #11?” is not acceptable. An
example of an acceptable question would be, “I can’t get #11 to work out
using the book’s formula for dBV. Is there another formula I should be
using?”)
You may use your textbook, notes, and online resources for this homework
exercise.
In class: Review. We were originally planning to have a day off today, but we
will move our day off to Thursday or Friday so that we can review today.
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W 12/15/010
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HW due: Finish all
remaining answers for the midterm exam
from 2007. We will discuss these in class as part of our review.
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Th 12/16/010
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Test (100 pts.) on all second-quarter material.
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F 12/17/010
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HW due: Attend Lessons and
Carols service at the Cathedral if you possibly can.
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