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 UWA week 26 (mid-year break) ↓
SVG not supported 9:12am Fri 28th Jun, Christopher M.

Project marks for both the group code component and the individual reflection component are now available via csmarks. The average for the group component was 20.7 30 and for the reflection 7.0 10, an overall average of 69.2 for the project (quite cl...


SVG not supported 8:45pm Wed 26th Jun, Susheel U.

They'll be out before next Friday (when all results come out) as per Chris's response to a similar question


SVG not supported 5:36pm Wed 26th Jun, Henry H.

Hi Chris, I'm sitting the deferred exam in a few weeks, and wondering if the project marks will be released to csmarks before then? It doesn't make that much of a difference though just curious. Kind regards, Henry Hewgill


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project marks 👍x2  (all 3)
4:50am Tue 25th Jun, Christopher M.

ANONYMOUS wrote Yes, we have finished marking the projects, have combined the results from the demonstrations and code inspection. I'm just incorporating any late-penalties and checking the UAAP conditions.


 UWA week 25 (mid-year break) ↓
SVG not supported 8:43pm Sun 23rd Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hello, will we receive our project marks before the semester results come out?


 UWA week 23 (1st semester, 1st exam week) ↓
SVG not supported 8:06am Sat 8th Jun, Armaan J.

I went towards the client server direction. Do two-tier, three-tier and n-tier architectures also work?


SVG not supported 5:15pm Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi, I am struggling to develop some pseudo code for some of the past exam questions. Pseudo code has always been such a hard subject to know how much information to put into it. Given there are no answers from the past exams, would anyone please share...


SVG not supported 10:58am Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

single thread, multi thread, event driven


SVG not supported 10:18am Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

vertical scaling scaling UP, horizontal scaling scaling OUT. But your thinking is sort of there. Try thinking about it this way out spreading "out" over more machines up increasing (upping) the compute one a single machine monolith I hope thi...


SVG not supported 10:15am Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi could I check my answer to this question The ISO OSI networking group defined six distinct software mechanisms forming their ISO OSI Security Architecture. Unfortunately, none of the ISO OSI Security Architecture recommendations are supported by th...


SVG not supported 9:47am Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi, The Static NAT routes a public IP address to a private IP address on a 1 1 mapping. For question on Past Exam 2023, Number 3 deliver an HTTP request in a single (self-contained) packet from the desktop computer,via the router and ISP,to a web-serve...


SVG not supported 9:35am Fri 7th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi Chris, thanks for the reply. In that case, would the other two be uniqueness (each IPv4 address must be unique within its network) and that every host within the same network share the same network address? Or that addresses have a hierarchical st...


SVG not supported 7:11am Fri 7th Jun, Christopher M.

ANONYMOUS wrote In the spirit of how the question is asked, the class is a property which simply determines the size number of the network and host values. There's still 2 other important properties.


SVG not supported 6:54am Fri 7th Jun, Christopher M.

ANONYMOUS wrote They're certainly relevant to answering the question, but see it as an exercise in writing your best answer, not just a sufficient one.


SVG not supported 6:38am Fri 7th Jun, Christopher M.

ANONYMOUS wrote The matter of what are traditional file-system semantics should already be quite clear to you. What do we expect a file-system to do for us - to reliably store and transfer copy data, not losing any data, not replicating any data. Ho...


SVG not supported 6:31am Fri 7th Jun, Christopher M.

ANONYMOUS wrote The simplest approach, avoiding the problems you've identified with detecting if the channel is in use, and collating the utilisation from each node, is to follow the same approach discussed in Q1 of Tutorial 3.


SVG not supported 10:18pm Thu 6th Jun, ANONYMOUS

In the lecture notes it says "An important characteristic of client-server systems is scalability Horizontal scaling means adding or removing client workstations with only a slight performance impact. Vertical scaling means migrating to a larger and ...


SVG not supported 5:19pm Thu 6th Jun, ANONYMOUS

What is the traditional file system semantics? is this the same as the "read, write, append" command in the Linux File System? Hence, this will create an issue about the address space that the target's pointing to? Or the problem asks more about the ...


SVG not supported 5:14pm Thu 6th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi, I am a bit lost on ideas for answering the following question Hamming's method of error correction can only detect and correct single bit errors. However, we saw that it requires 4 additional (redundant) bits to support the 7 data bits of each A...


SVG not supported 3:18pm Thu 6th Jun, ANONYMOUS

Hi Chris hope you are feeling better, I am unsure at how to go about answering this question Consider the delivery of messages in an internetworked environment in which the source and destination nodes are many hops apart. Large messages must be fragm...

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