• Consider a bit streaming scenario for a video where the following values apply:
– The buffer size is 1 MiB
– The low watermark is set at 100KiB
– The high watermark is set at 900KiB
– The incoming data rate is 1Mbps
– The video display rate is 300 Kbps
Assume that the video is playing and that the buffer content has dropped to the low-water mark. The media player sets the controls for data input to begin again.
– Calculate the amount of data that will be input in two seconds to the buffer and the amount of data that will be removed from the buffer in the same period of time.
– Repeat the calculation for 4,6,8,10,12 seconds.
– From this data estimate when the buffer will have filled up to the high water mark.
– Assuming that the incoming transmission is halted at this time, calculate how long it will be before the buffer content has again fallen to the low-water mark level.
Consider a bit streaming scenario for a video where the following values apply: – The buffer size is 1 MiB – The low watermark is set at 100KiB – The high watermark is set at 900KiB – The incoming data rate is 1Mbps – The video display rate is 300 Kbps
Assume that the video is playing and that the buffer content has dropped to the low-water mark. The media player sets the controls for data input to begin again
Consider a bit streaming scenario for a video where the following values apply: – The buffer size is 1 MiB – The low watermark is set at 100KiB – The high watermark is set at 900KiB – The incoming data rate is 1Mbps – The video display rate is 300 Kbps
The Warren family signed an exclusive real estate listing agreement with Detlefsen real estate brokerage to sell their property. The agreement provided that the Warren's were obligated to pay a commission of 5% of the sales price if they sell the property to any person during the term of the exclusive listing agreement. The term of the agreement was six months long running from January 1 of the year through June 30th. Detlefsen marketed the property and secured several offers with the highest offer being $700,000 from Ivy Jones which the Warren's agreed to on May 30th of that year. This sales contract had a provision that in the event of default by the Warren's Ivy Jones only recourse would be a refund of her $10,000 deposit. Subsequently, a friend of the Warren's, Zaine Johnson a person unknown to Detlefsen, found out the Warrens were selling the property and offered to buy it for $800,000. The Warren's thus, subsequently cancelled the sales contract to Ivy Jones and returned her $10,000. They then waited until July 1, after the term of their exclusive contract with Detlefsen had lapsed and signed a written agreement to see the property to Zaine Johnson. Does the Warren family owe any brokers fee to Detlefsen for the sale of the property? Why or why not? If a fee is owed what should it be based on the $700,000 sales price or the $800,000 sales price? Discuss.
1) Discuss Cyber security in Zambia and measures put in place to combat it.
1) Give examples ,advantages and disadvantages of
i) Cyber space
ii) Identity theft
iii) Impersonation
ii) Netizens
1. Illustrate using diagram and briefly describe, How Queues are used
in TP-Monitors?
2. Illustrate using diagram and briefly describe, How to access a
queue?
3. Why Reliable queuing turned out to be a very good idea?
4. Illustrate using diagram and briefly describe Queuing systems
5. Why Persistent queues can be implemented as part of a database?
6. briefly describe the advantages of queues in EAI
7. What is message broker? Briefly, describe benefits and limitations
of message brokers?
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Questions
• Consider a bit streaming scenario for a video where the
following values apply:
– The buffer size is 1 MiB
– The low watermark is set at 100KiB
– The high watermark is set at 900KiB
– The incoming data rate is 1Mbps
– The video display rate is 300 Kbps
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