FINAL EXAM 8-9:50 a.m. Wednesday May 4th
- FYI: Test One and Test Two
scores.
-
Test 3: Final
Exam Score
with T1 and T2 scores.
(T3 = Test 3 = Final Exam)
Final Exam Study Guide outline begins here...
- CRC example covered in class: Shows how to do your work carefully
so as to not make any clerical errors bringing down the next digits.
CRCspr2011.pdf - Cyclic Redundancy
Check.
- Cyclic Redundancy Check CRC Generator, Message,
and Redundancy bits - Tuesday, April 26th.
-
FINAL EXAM Study Guide part one: QUIZ
ONE study guide is 1st part of Final Exam study guide.
- FINAL EXAM Study Guide part two: Quiz
Two Study Guide is one major portion of the
study guide for the final exam.
QUIZ two: Quiz Two pages, some
with
answers, some without.
Portion of Quiz One including TIC
and HAMMING codewords and binary to decimal, decimal to binary, and base
7 to base 10.
- FINAL EXAM Study Guide part three: Study Cyclic Redundancy Check
CRC, Flash and audio (know the ActionScript 3.0 for Flash Audio).
Flash Final Exam:
ActionScript
3.0 - four statements, 2 1/2 minute video tutorial, playing an
external sound file, buttons with ears because of addEventListener(),
and SoundMixer.stopAll(); used to stop any previously playing sounds
before starting to play() the next audio file.
- See the Flash Audio
Assignments - 11 are done as of 9:30 p.m. on a snowy April Tuesday
evening (04/19).
13 done as of noon on 04/21/Thursday.
17 done as of noon on 04/28/Thursday.
SoundMixer.stopAll();
SoundMixer.stopAll();
function playTablas(evt:MouseEvent):void
{
SoundMixer.stopAll(); <-------------- VIP if you want to
make sure all other sounds
stop playing BEFORE we start
playing the tabla MP3 file.
tabla.play();
tablaAnimation.play();
}
SoundMixer.stopAll();
SoundMixer.stopAll();
Final Exam Study Guide outline links end here...
- Assignment using Flash audio and animation: Sounds
pretty good and looks pretty good. Due April 18th, 2011 by 10 p.m.
- VIP: Pre Lab
assignment
due at start of ITT 134 StudioIT 1 computer lab on Thursday, April 7th.
It is now ALL READY...
Prelabs are meant to prepare you for the computer lab class.
- Quiz
Two Study Guide will also be a portion of the
study guide for the final exam.
- QUIZ TWO on Tuesday, April
5th and WIRESHARK packet
analysis
homework.
-
Jaws movie, Wireshark
packets, TCP/IP 4 layers compared to OSI 7 layers, i.e. P D N T S Pizza
A...
-
Thursday,
March 10th review of SUBNET masks, preview of Wireshark, etc.
- Quiz 01 - Tuesday 03/01
-
Flash Actionscript 3.0 - 03/03/11 Thursday
-
QUIZ ONE WILL BE ON TUESDAY, MARCH
1st.
- Having all your
Excel VBA macros available in a single,
hidden
workbook. What to look for in Excel HELP to review the process and
concepts.
Create and save all your macros in a single
workbook.
- Thursday, Feb 17th StudioIT 1 class: The Windows
API and Excel VBA macro programming for
getting the user name, for sleep, ...
for
playing a sound in
Excel.
VBA - Visual
Basic for Applications SLEEP 1000 example.
Public Declare Function sndPlaySoundA Lib "winmm.dll" _
(ByVal lpszSoundName As String, ByVal uFlags As Long) As Long
Public Sub PlayWav(filePath As String)
sndPlaySoundA filePath, 0
End Sub
Sub playTheSound()
PlayWav ("C:\2011\023\sound\sound1.wav")
End Sub
' ------------------------------------------------------------------
Sub pause()
theTime = Timer + 1
While Timer < theTime
DoEvents
Wend
End Sub
Sub FillFour()
For i = 1 To 5
Cells(12, i).Value = i ^ 2
pause
Next i
End Sub
Function convertToNewBase(decimalNumber As Integer, newBase As Integer)
As String
newNumber = ""
newNumber = Str(decimalNumber Mod newBase) & newNumber
decimalNumber = decimalNumber \ newBase
While (decimalNumber > 0)
newNumber = Str(decimalNumber Mod newBase) & newNumber
decimalNumber = decimalNumber \ newBase
Wend
convertToNewBase = newNumber
End Function
The publically readable
23/VBA folder we got
VBA code, API declarations,
and the .wav sound files from.
- PERL/CGI and Hamming codewords
email review of
Tuesday, February 15th class.
-
Hamming error
detection for ASCII character transmission.
-
Hamming interactive Flash
demonstration/application.
Animated to demonstrate the encoding of one byte or 8 bits into the 12
bit Hamming codeword.
-
PERL/CGI
and random quotes sunny.uni.edu server side
programming example.
- Vignere
decryption - plaintext and ciphertext.
Decrypt message #2 and message #3. We did message #1 in class on
02/10/Thursday.
- Syllabus.
Hands on classes in StudioIT 2nd floor laptop labs: StudioIT 1 ITT 134
January 1-20 1-27
February 2-3 2-17 2-24
March 3-3 3-31
April 4-7 4-14 4-21 Ten different Thursday classes.
--- Out of 15 Thursdays.
- Email notes:
- One 01/13 - Moore's Law and TIC.
- Two 01/20 - Flash audio info and
video tutorial.
- Three 01/25 - TIC group exercise
solution. TICgroupExercise.pdf.
- Four 01/25 - TIC 2 and TIC 3
assignment handouts as PDF. TIC 1 for practice (blank copy).
- Computer history - Atanasoff Berry
Computer and
Iowa State College -
ABC versus ENIAC - four generations - Konrad Zuse and King Kong.
- TIC assignment: You have both TIC 2 and
TIC 3 as
handouts. TIC 2 is very simple. TIC 3 involves BRANCHING and loops!
Due
date is Thursday, February 3rd.
- BINARY basics. Also shows Octal (base
8) and hexadecimal (base 16) along with the base ten and base two.
Explanation for how to convert from Decimal to Binary:
Convert base ten to base two step
by
step approach.
More about Binary and IP numbers and subnet
masks for
810:023.
- Moore's law
and shrinking the transistors.
- XML, ActionScript 3.0 and Flash:
XML
and Flash UI elements - UILoader, ComboBox, button and Classic Text
(Dynamic type). XML = eXtensible Markup Language.
- Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away: OSI 7
layers model for understanding networks and the internet.
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