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The objective of these pages are:
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To show the vibrance
of the academic research undertaken within the School
of Computing at Napier University.
How achieved: Main page and
Diary page.
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To
provide support for modules taught within the School of
Computing, especially Computer Networks and Distributed
Systems (CNDS) and Network Operating Systems (NOS), with
the delivery of notes, tutorials, on-line tests, timetables,
e-mails, examinations and courseworks.
How achieved: CNDS and NOS.
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To support BEng/BEng(Hons)
students by providing a depository for previous projects
and examinations, and any associated material.
How achieved: Projects
and Examinations.
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To
encourage student development in practical areas by providing
WWW-based examples, especially in the areas of WWW development,
multimedia development, database integration with the
WWW, and network programming.
How achieved: Code snippets,
WWW pages of the
past and My studio.
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To stimulate interest
in the area of Computing and Computer Science, with interesting
articles which show the importance of the subject area.
How achieved: Essay
of the week and Fun
page.
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To
provide information to researchers in my research active
areas, especially in agent technology and security.
How achieved: Research page.
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These pages are intended to motivate and stimulate
development in Computing. In no way do any of the pages
reflect the views of the School of Computing or Napier University.
If anyone would like anything on these pages deleted, or modified,
in any way, they should contact the author immediately.
Anyone who tries to tamper with any part of this WWW site will
be immediately reported to the authorities.
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Any person who does any unauthorised act in relation to this
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William Buchanan has asserted his rights to be identified as
the author of this work in accordance with the Copyright, Designs
and Patents Act 1988.
References to material should be properly referenced,
in the form:
This has been illustrated by Buchanan [1] and
improves the architecture by connecting the LAN device
onto the PCI bus.
References
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of this work, without his consent, whether it be by paper-based
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