EE 607: Advanced Network Algorithms Spring 2009 Last updated: Jan 9‚ 2009 ❑ Instructor: Galen H. Sasaki. Email: sasaki@spectra.eng.hawaii.edu. Tel: 348 9432 (cell). Office: Holmes 436. Office Hours: MW 1:45-2:45. ❑ Days and Times: MW 12:30-1:45pm (May change if we can find a room and days/times) ❑ Room: Holmes 389 ❑ Brief Course Description: The course will cover algorithms that are used in network research and implementation. These include graph algorithms‚ transmission scheduling
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Artificial Nails - Acrylic‚ Gel and Silk - What’s the Difference? Whether you want your nails to look beautiful because your class reunion is coming up‚ your best friend is getting married or you are heading out of town to meet a long-lost relative‚ professional nail technicians have the tools‚ experience and skills necessary to give you the gorgeous‚ natural-looking nails you desire. Choosing an Artificial Nail Material For the most part‚ nail technicians use acrylic‚ gel and silk to create artificial
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Network Neutrality “We are all now connected by the Internet‚ like neurons in a giant brain.” –Stephen Hawking. This quote by Stephen Hawking is true now but some claim the internet may be in danger. A new policy the United States is trying to adopt is this set of standards called “Net Neutrality”. These standards would push internet providers to keep the internet neutral‚ and not allow companies to pay providers to speed up their connection and make it a priority over others. People have recently
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Assume that all rooms will have 24 computers and that each room will use a stackable hub solution that combines a 12-port hub and a 24-port hub for 36 total ports. Being stackable units‚ the network will see each stack as a single 36-port device. Review the above room requirements to conclude what type of network media is most appropriate for this situation? How many IP addresses does the school need immediately? How many might it eventually need for the initial seven rooms? How many could it need
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Network Security (Packet Sniffing) Outline Packet sniffing Sniffing in Hub Sniffing in Switch ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) ARP Spoofing Conclusion Packet Sniffing Overview Process of monitoring a network to gather information that may be useful Use by both “good guys” and “bad guys” Sniffing in Hub A sends a packet to D All stations will receive the packet including the Sniffer station A B Sniffer Hub C D Sniffing in
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Artificial electrical stimulation of the nervous system is one of the foundations of neurotechnology. However‚ the use of electrical currents to stimulate the nervous system presents several challenges. It is difficult to achieve selective stimulation of only the targeted neurons without activating neighboring neurons. Further‚ electrochemical reactions at the electrode-tissue interface may lead to electrode dissolution or tissue damage. As an alternative‚ magnetic stimulation can be used to stimulate
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Artificial Intelligence and Home Automation Abstract Artificial Intelligence‚ AI‚ is slowly making its way into society; the next big step would be to integrate AI systems into homes. AI would be a huge help to people of all age groups allowing for security and help in completing the everyday tasks that keep the house in order. A master system that controls climate‚ security‚ appliances‚ and domestic robots was implemented to help make families lives easier. We concluded that AI systems are ready
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Artificial sponges are made in different shapes and in different materials to better fit specific uses of the user. Cellulose sponges are seen a lot in kitchens‚ and can be used in multiple ways. This is the generic sponge that is easy and cheap to make. A
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was first started with Artificial Silk’ at 1855 in England by Swiss chemist named Audemars. The fibrous inner bark of mulberry tree was then chemically modified to produce cellulose. At 1880s‚ sir Joseph Swan an English chemist experimented by forcing the cellulose liquid through fine holes into a coagulating bath. First commercial production of artificial fibre was achieved by French chemist Count Hilaire de chardonnet at 1889 in France. At that time he produced artificial silk. Two years later
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