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| == Tips for Presentations == 1. A picture, chart, graph, table is worth a hundred slides. Use them 1. Complex ideas are best explored in examples - Dick Hardt's presentation at OSCON [[attachment:OSCON_Keynote_Lg.mp4.zip]] is an excellent example. Although you may not adopt his style, it works extremely well for his presentation. 1. Don't present material that you don't expect people to understand. That mostly means code is out. If you think people may want to look at your code, then reference it with a link to an online resource and move on. |
= Chapter 1 = This is just an overview chapter and we only really talk about delay in terms of problems to solve. In conjunction with queuing, you might consider the series discussed in SummingFiniteIntegerSeries. Otherwise, we're just looking for vocabulary. == Terms == {students you should edit this!} |
Principles of Networking, CPTR 328 Information Page
Purpose
This page contains information and links for Principles of Networking taught by Dr. A at Southern Adventist University. If you are a student, dis is da place!
Chapter 1
This is just an overview chapter and we only really talk about delay in terms of problems to solve. In conjunction with queuing, you might consider the series discussed in SummingFiniteIntegerSeries. Otherwise, we're just looking for vocabulary.
Terms
{students you should edit this!}