Always try to related something to emergency services haha. I remember writing something about holograms being good for doctors to communicate to people in dire situations such as a woman spontaneously giving birth (lol) and got full marks. And a technical negative could be malfunctioning/ lag/ storage AND privacy of the individual and security of the information. (Can't remember exact wording soz) But in all srs, the questions that ask "What are the future implications/ potentials of this new and dazzling technology" are really just 7 easy bs marks lol.
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HAHAHA AND THE OSI MODEL SDLFKDJSDF. I used to get so confused on which level all the data packets/ whatever SSL was (forgot lewl) operated on because it appeared in like... 2 layers. My teacher never really taught it to us properly lol. (becos she didn't fully understand)Also if you dislike databases you are going to have fun learning all about this cancerous thing
AHAHAHAHAHAHA 4U maths?!! definitely not
i just had no other subjects to prepare for this year so i dont wont to stuff up this chance. anyway thanks all you people for helping with questions and whatnots. greatly appreciated 
Notes = nope
Application. CCA uses TCP/IP to establish communication through handshaking (TCP) and determine the address of the receiver (IP) in hand with performing encryption/decryption if necessary. The source completes the process of packet assembly
errr thats a hard one. Its on the edge of the two layers, because in control and addressing the packets are wrapped in protocols, and descend the stack, but application layer gets it ready for the destination app. I watched a video and it said that everything in the application layer is what people SEE, so that would mean anything packet related is in the control addressing
oh oops
ive actually done every single BOS past paper and a bit of the Ruse, but becasue my school didnt have any independent papers so i didnt get those. Im actually ok with the questions they ask i think... except for critically evaluate and sometimes analyse... like UGH.
Why do past papers right before the exam? You're supposed to do those way before, and gain a thorough understanding on the types of question (I think we should all be aware of by now) they ask, and how to approach different questions. Notes would be the best way in to get that knowledge that is needed to answer the questions, into your head. Honestly, past papers before the exam depends on the individual, I recommend going through light notes before the exam, and do your best in the exam. Good luck tomorrow, and I hope they don't pull any nasty questions out on us!
Depends, are you one of those people who like to cram and retain crammed stuff + studied stuff? Or are you more likely to work yourself into a panic attack if you read last minute notes?
oh yeah i remember that. I think ms achele did that... well now i guess that wont happen
What are you cramming in now lol? You should sleep soon, so don't overdo it. You're the IT Guru!
Night and good luck.oh yeah i remember that. I think ms achele did that... well now i guess that wont happen
ok thank you all! i think ill do some note reading and yeah im ok with the questions i think! prolly gonna sleep now hehe
GOOD LUCK TOMORROW. IM SURE WE'LL DO FINE!!
I promise Speed6 to get state rank and beat Ruse kids.oh yeah i remember that. I think ms achele did that... well now i guess that wont happen
ok thank you all! i think ill do some note reading and yeah im ok with the questions i think! prolly gonna sleep now hehe
GOOD LUCK TOMORROW. IM SURE WE'LL DO FINE!!
it both that would be cool
okay thanks but also in the creation of packets the sending address is put in the head so if this is done on the application level why is the address determined in the next level? I confused the crap out of myself haha
