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Ch06 Error Detection and Correction_revised

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Extra relative points is an alternative assessment mechanism and not mandatory.

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TUTORIAL 1_2 - ITT400 INTRODUCTION TO DATA COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING

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Connecting multiple computing devices . example : computers, servers

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connection between 2 or more devices

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Data Communications to exchange data and share resources

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A system that allows data sharing between multiple devices

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Provide security and centralized management in organization

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connecting multiple computers and devices to share resources, communicate, and exchange data

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connect two or more device

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The device that connected through wire

or wireless media

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connecting devices for data sharing

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connection between computers to share files and transfer data

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The process of connecting two or more computing devices to enable the sharing of information and resources, facilitating communication and collaboration. 

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The process of connecting two or more computing devices to enable the sharing of information and resources, facilitating communication and collaboration. 

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connect two or more digital communication

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the practice of connecting computers and other devices to share information and resources

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to share information between two computer

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connecting two or more computing devices

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connecting two or more computing devices

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peer to peer

client server

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its how the computer can connect to other computer

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how devices connected and communicate with each other

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two or more computer is connected

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connection between multiple device such as computer

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client-server

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the process of connecting multiple devices with internet such as LAN and WAN

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the process of connecting multiple devices with internet such as LAN and WAN

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A way for computer to share information with other devices that are connected

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A way for computer to share information with other devices that are connected

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Link the computer to other computer or other device using a wifi connection

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how devices connect with each other and transfer the data

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computer networking is something that connected devices

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system that allows devices to interact with each other

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it’s how the computers and devices connect to share information

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how computers and devices connect and communicate with each other

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connection

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The connection that allow computer to communicate, share and receive file from other computer

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The connection that allow computer to communicate, share and receive file from other computer

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wires connect to many computers

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LAN & WAN

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Connect computers with other computers or with internet

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connection between device to allow data transfer

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connection between device to allow data transfer

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It is important that you complete the entrance survey. Please also ensure you fill out the exit survey at the end of the semester.

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Please resubmit your written assignment WITHOUT the required cover page.

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https://my.linkedin.com/in/hafizy

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Any question, preferably to be communicated during or right after class.

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04_SemII_Mac2024_Aug2024

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Individual Written Assignment: Course Spec.

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Individual Written Assignment: Course Spec.

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Chapter 1 - 6 (Timing: Week 6*)

Subject to change

Due: Week 6

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Students are required to submit an assignment in tasks related to the challenges in data communication and networking to emphasize the attribute of Practical Skills in MQF 2 LOD 3. (Format: IEEE journal format)

(Submission week : week 10*)

Subject to change*

Date : TBD

Time : TBD

Please note that the provided topics are only suggestions. You are encouraged to explore and select any topic relevant to Error Detection (CRC, Block coding ect) and IP Addressing (IPv4-IPv6 ect) that interests you.

Suggested topics:

1- Enhancing IPv6 Security Against Data Corruption Attacks through Advanced Error Detection and Correction Mechanisms.

2- The Impact of Error Detection Techniques on the Reliability and Security of IPv6 Multicast Communication.

3- Developing Robust Error Detection and Correction Schemes for IPv6-Based IoT Networks in Noisy Environments.

4- Analyzing the Vulnerability of IPv4 and IPv6 Routing Protocols to Error Injection Attacks and Developing Mitigation Strategies.

5- A Novel Approach for Detecting and Correcting Errors in IPv6 Extension Headers Using Combined CRC and Block Coding.

Important: If you use AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini to help generate content, you must thoroughly understand and rephrase it in your own words. We will check for AI-generated content (0% allowed) and similarity (maximum 25%). A non-compliant submissions will not be graded.

Due: Week 10*

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Students are required to work in groups to demonstrate network tools in tasks related to data transmission and network operation to emphasize the attribute of “Digital skills” in MQF 2 LOD 6. (Timing: week 12*)

*subject to change

You are required to submit your video presentation to the designated Padlet page by 5:00 PM on Friday, January 31st, 2025 (Week 12). All reports and Packet Tracer files must be uploaded to the designated submission link. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Sincerely, Mohammad Hafiz Yusof, PhD

Due: Week 12* (Recorded Presentation + Packet Tracer + Report submissions)

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Please introduce yourself by providing the following details:

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Please introduce yourself by providing the following details:

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Full name:
Nick name:
Student ID:
Group (2A/2B):
Primary school:
Secondary school:
Matriks / Foundation:
Hometown:
About my parents:
Ambition:
Tagline:

Don't forget to upload your recent photo !

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If you were absent, please do the following:

1. Obtain your Medical Certificate (MC).

2. Upload it to the Ufuture attendance system immediately.

3. If you receive your MC late, submit it along with any supporting documents to the designated Padlet's page group section.

4. Include your full name, student ID, group (A4CDCS2302A/2B), and the date of your absence.

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Individual Assignment

Group Project

1- Send only the FINAL version.

2- Send from the official UiTM student email.

3- Strictly follow the naming guidelines.

Note: Multiple submissions will increase the similarity percentage.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IK6xOZEkeA7QTR-_7hgfd2S9K17JpdMOSZVkPptIWgo/edit?usp=drive_link

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https://forms.gle/n76WyYKw2jQf68M1A

Submit your journal here.

Use your official UiTM student account.

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https://www.techrxiv.org/

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Chapter 6 - 10 (Timing: End of semester)

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All submissions to TechRxiv are checked for plagiarism and offensive content (i.e., content that is disrespectful, abusive, or derogatory). Any content found to be plagiarized or offensive will be declined. Submissions are not peer reviewed which means that content is not screened for technical merit, completeness, or novelty. Additionally, submissions are not edited or typeset.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J4mqRu66xNiuoobQW6wixNWZYvn40GXUGl9fOMU6b_U/edit?usp=sharing

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name : MOHAMMAD SYAWAL BIN OTHMAN

ID : 2023436838

class : 2A

date : 2 JULY 2024

Week : ?

Lab/Lecture:?

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Definitions from Oxford Languages

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https://www.techrxiv.org/f/submission-guidelines

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