Jamie's Blog Posts – Learn all about the IB
Hi computer science lovers! This week we continued with our network topic, familiarizing ourselves with the different “pizza” layers of the network, the different transmission media, and different wireless networks. It was quite interesting. OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model In order for a network to function, standards are important. Standards describe the common ground on which hardware and software manufacturers depend on in order to build systems that are able to communicate with each other. Since it provides a common international “language”, compatibility issues are solved for computer systems throughout the globe. Presently there are two important organizations that standardize networking protocols, the IEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). Without these standards, the connection and communication would be extremely difficult. The OSI is a standardized model that defines a common network architecture and the ac
Following the intensive week of EEs, we have officially begun to carry out experimenting our myth. In the limited 8 hours, our group surprisingly got through 4 sets of data, 45 pieces of gum, three methods, and a control group. During this process, we modified our plan so that the workload was reasonably achievable, and a hypothesized result may be achieved. There were still many unexpected difficulties that made my groupmates and I extremely frustrated. Yet the overall experience was satisfactory, and my day was energy boosted. Although my intended role is the cs professional, my studies…
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