PowerPoint presentation
Enrichment presentation
Skills: none
Concepts: linear growth, exponential growth, linear scale plot, logarithmic scale plot, “hockey stick,” Moore’s Law, hosting in the cloud
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Technology progress
PowerPoint presentation
Skills: none
Concepts: technology improvement versus technology shifts, progress in processing, storage, and communication technology
Skills: none
Concepts: technology improvement versus technology shifts, progress in processing, storage, and communication technology
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Recording and encoding analog data
PowerPoint presentation
Skills: Set sample size and rate in Audacity
Concepts: analog versus digital data, analog to digital conversion, digital to analog conversion, sample rate, sample size, quality-file size trade off
Skills: Set sample size and rate in Audacity
Concepts: analog versus digital data, analog to digital conversion, digital to analog conversion, sample rate, sample size, quality-file size trade off
Audio compression
PowerPoint presentation
Skills: audio compression
Concepts: the audio processing workflow, quality-file size trade off, capture-edit-compress, lossy versus lossless compression
Skills: audio compression
Concepts: the audio processing workflow, quality-file size trade off, capture-edit-compress, lossy versus lossless compression
Labels:
audacity,
audio,
compression,
content creation
The physical layer
PowerPoint presentation
Skills: none
Concepts: wired hardware characteristics, wireless hardware characteristics (frequency and power), modulation schemes
Prerequisite topic module
Prerequisite topic module
Skills: none
Concepts: wired hardware characteristics, wireless hardware characteristics (frequency and power), modulation schemes
Prerequisite topic module
Prerequisite topic module
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Wave animations
Spring wave | Waves are the result of a disturbance or variation that transfers energy progressively from one point to another. |
String wave | Click slowly or rapidly (change the frequency) to see the effect on wavelength (the distance between successive peaks). |
Particle wave | This is how sound is transmitted. Note that the disturbance propagates, but the particles stay in the same place. |
Tsunami wave | Note that the wave attenuates as it loses energy. (Its amplitude (height) diminishes). |
Do the wave | Again, the people stay in the same seats as the disturbance propagates. |
© animations copyright Cisco Systems and Dan Russell
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