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Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1-1 Informal Quiz 1 True or False? T F  The reason why a computer database is better than a notebook containing the same information is because the computer allows me to search, index, organize and access the information easily. A network would add no value here.  In terms of virtualization, the network can be thought of as a large switch connecting users instead of ports.  If peak rate = 5 Mbps, Avg rate = 1 Mbps and Service rate = 2 Mbps, multiplexing gain = 2.  A hotel which is leasing a T-1 line (which can carry 24 calls at a time) to provide service for 200 customers is exploiting temporal multiplexing.  If a task can be divided into N independent, equally sized subtasks, I need to use pipelining in order to parallelize it.  Batching of bits into packets of at least a minimum size is the right way to packetize real-time data.  A 700 MHz processor will execute my program twice as fast as a 350 MHz processor.

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1-2  When uncertainty or randomness increases, information increases.  A finite amount of bandwidth can be used to create an unbounded bit rate  Baud rate refers to the number of bits per second transmitted on the channel.  Manchester encoding has a transition in the middle of the interval which prevents the receiver clock from drifting.  Every 125 microseconds, a T-1 line can carry a 8-bit sample each from 24 phone calls.  If my Vin/Vout is 1000, then the attenuation is 30 dB  Baseband coaxial cable uses analog signaling  Dispersion in single mode fiber is significantly larger than that in multimode fiber

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1-3 Informal Quiz 1: Solutions True or False? T F    The reason why a computer database is better than a notebook containing the same information is because the computer allows me to search, index, organize and access the information easily. A network would add no value.    In terms of virtualization, the network can be thought of as a large switch connecting users instead of ports.     If peak rate = 5 Mbps, Avg rate = 1 Mbps and Service rate = 2 Mbps, multiplexing gain = 2.     A hotel which is leasing a T-1 line (which can carry 24 calls at a time) to provide service for 200 customers is exploiting temporal multiplexing.     If a task can be divided into N independent, equally sized subtasks, I need to use pipelining in order to parallelize it.     Batching of bits into packets of at least a minimum size is the right way to packetize real-time data.     A 700 MHz processor will execute my program twice as fast as a 350 MHz processor.

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1-4    When uncertainty or randomness increases, information increases.     A finite amount of bandwidth can be used to create an unbounded bit rate     Baud rate refers to the number of bits per second transmitted on the channel.    Manchester encoding has a transition in the middle of the interval which prevents the receiver clock from drifting.    Every 125 microseconds, a T-1 line can carry a 8-bit sample each from 24 phone calls.     If my Vin/Vout is 1000, then the attenuation is 30 dB     Baseband coaxial cable uses analog signaling    Dispersion in single mode fiber is significantly larger than that in multimode fiber