Apache MINA is a robust framework for building high-performance network applications. With features like non-blocking I/O, event-driven architecture, and enhanced scalability, MINA provides a reliable platform for developing multipurpose infrastructure and networked applications. Its strengths lie i

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Digital libraries are networked collections of digital objects that enhance knowledge building processes by addressing information overload, communication barriers, and research inefficiencies. Solutions include innovative technologies like mini-cameras, OCR, and natural language processing. Various

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This course, led by Assistant Professor Marco Canini, delves into the technical aspects of blockchain technologies, distributed consensus, and secure software engineering. Students will engage in flipped classroom-style classes and paper presentations, critiquing research papers, defending research

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This project aims to transform the education system in Sudan by bringing together individuals from diverse educational backgrounds to address issues such as outdated curriculums, unqualified teachers, overcrowded schools, and ineffective teaching methods. By implementing a unique networking system a

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Communication in computer networks is facilitated through different layers such as the data link, network, and transport layers. Each layer has specific responsibilities in ensuring data delivery from one point to another. The data link layer handles communication between adjacent nodes, the network

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Explore the evolution of global organizations in the face of globalization, digital disruption, and shifting business models. Learn about designing structures for agility and scale, integrating global and local models, and navigating the complexities of the modern business landscape. The future lies

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This paper explores the process of specifying, testing, and verifying a networked server from C to interaction trees. It discusses the main contributions, including verifying a networked C program using VST and running in CertiKOS. The paper also delves into swap server specifications, observable be

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REST, which stands for Representational State Transfer, is an architectural style for designing networked applications. It revolves around the concept of resources and how to represent and manipulate them in various ways. REST emphasizes a client-server communication model and offers a simple, inter

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Delve into the history and setup of FreeBSD Jails, Virtual Networking, and ZFS. Understand the reasons to combine them for cloud-like infrastructure and learn to set up virtual networking for improved security and network configurations.

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Explore fundamental concepts in Information Technology including basic terms, types of computers, hardware, software, and general IT concepts. Learn about different types of computers such as supercomputers, mainframe computers, servers, networked computers, personal computers, laptops, and handheld

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This network security course by Professor Christo Wilson covers fundamental security principles applicable to all systems, designing secure networked systems, understanding attacker mindsets, and respecting ethical boundaries in security research. The course aims to equip students with the ability t

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This paper explores the security challenges faced by networked control systems in smart vehicles, focusing on adaptive cruise control technology. It discusses the vulnerabilities in cyber-physical systems, such as intrusion detection systems, and highlights the potential risks posed by cyber attacks

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Insights and recommendations from the responses to the Request for Information (RFI) for the Government Effectiveness Advanced Research (GEAR) Center, including stakeholder feedback on priorities, operational models, and potential roles for the center. Stakeholders highlighted the importance of cros

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The Virtual Reality Software System at University of Illinois leverages a Virtual World Generator to create alternative realities using synthetic models or real-world data. Tasks for the Virtual World Generator involve matched motion and user locomotion, while dealing with challenges like collision

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Aspiration for a tremendous vision to unite Big Ten university collections into one shared and fully networked "BIG Collection." This initiative aims to increase findability, usability, and value at scale while deepening interdependence and resilience for an uncertain future. The Knowledge Commons w

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The Networked Data Lab in Wales brings together analytical teams to enhance health and social care through linked data and analytics. Led by Public Health Wales, the lab leverages multidisciplinary expertise and dual platforms for effective data infrastructure. The collaborative efforts focus on enh

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Explore the dynamic world of complex adaptive systems, where traditional command-and-control methods fall short. Learn the value of decentralized management, hybrid organizational structures, and the essential skills needed to thrive in a networked environment. Embrace chaos, foster creativity, and

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Client-server interaction forms the foundation of distributed computing, where clients rely on servers to perform operations. Clients can be various applications like browsers, email clients, and office software, while servers manage network resources and serve specific functions such as file storag

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This project involves upgrading the detector electronics racks to implement safety interlocks using a centralized PLC system. The concept aims to enhance monitoring and control of safety interlocks for improved flexibility, cost savings, and efficiency. The upgrade will allow interaction with other

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The NEM Initiative, now known as New European Media, drives the convergence of consumer electronics, broadcasting, and telecoms to develop the networked and electronic media sector. With a focus on creative industries, NEM aims to enhance user experiences, empower end-users, and foster innovation in

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This study explores how access to business-relevant information through networked devices enhances internal efficiency and business growth for urban MSMEs in low and middle-income countries. It investigates the impact of ubiquitous mobile devices on MSME growth in national development, moving toward

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Explore the complexities of achievement and success in a networked world through discussions on cultural knowledge, academic success, job search challenges, personalized learning experiences, and ethical considerations of student data use. Dive into the nuances of recognition, education, and skills

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Computer networks facilitate the sharing of devices and resources like servers, clients, and data, while distributed systems involve components located on different networked computers communicating to achieve common goals. Types of computer networks include LAN, PAN, MAN, and WAN. Distributed syste

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Ramsay National Library provides access to a range of medical resources such as AMH, CDC, DynaMed, therapeutic guidelines, and eBook collections. Access is available on Ramsay networked devices without login, otherwise requiring an Athens login. The library offers valuable tools like MIMS, OVID, and

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Explore the services and initiatives offered by Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS), including details on EASY Dublin Core, CMDI interoperability, and OAI-PMH endpoints. Learn about DANS CMDI requirements and how to contact for more information.

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Schiller teaches a course on Operating Systems and Computer Networks at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. The course covers topics like Networked Computer & Internet, Host-to-Network communication, Transport Layer, Network Security, and more. Reasons for having multiple netwo

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Explore the concept of Avatar Path Clustering in Networked Virtual Environments where users with similar behaviors lead to comparable avatar paths. This study aims to group similar paths and identify representative paths, essential in analyzing user interactions in virtual worlds. Discover related w

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The evolution of networked file systems in the computer science field has been pivotal in enabling remote file storage, distributed coordination, and improved system stability. Starting from Bill Joy's innovations in the BSD version of Unix to the introduction of NFS by Sun Microsystems, the concept

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Intruders pose a significant threat to networked systems by attempting unwanted access, ranging from benign exploration to serious data breaches. This article discusses different classes of intruders, examples of intrusion techniques, and insights into hacker behavior. Measures like IDS, IPS, and VP

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This project, led by Pradyumna (Prad) Kadambi with mentor Cody Youngbull, aims to develop a robust high-speed underwater communication system using Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA). The project addresses the slow and cumbersome nature of current underwater communication methods, with a focus on

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A world that is becoming ever more networked demands robust cybersecurity leadership. The threats that feature on the cyber radars of today's organizations are growing at a minute rate, and so the CISO plays a much-needed role. Still, it is never easy to find the right talent through a successful CI

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Explore the fundamentals of shipboard networking including wired and wireless topologies, networked devices onboard, and typical configurations for IT systems and crew WiFi. Learn about various network structures, their benefits, drawbacks, and potential applications within a maritime setting.

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