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Leveraging Machine Learning For Detecting Iot-Based Interference In Operational Wifi Networks, Josh Pulse
Leveraging Machine Learning For Detecting Iot-Based Interference In Operational Wifi Networks, Josh Pulse
Honors Program Theses
IoT (Internet of Things) devices have become increasingly popular in recent years while WiFi continues to serve as primary network provider indoors. With the advancements in technology, the networks of IoT devices continue to weave closely with indoor WiFi network deployments. Both kinds of these networks primarily operate in 2.4 GHz ISM Band (though latest WiFi standards can operate in 5 GHz and 60 GHz bands, too). With the multitude of tiny IoT sensors being deployed indoors alongside operational WiFi networks, severe interference scenarios cannot be ruled out. As a result of this interference, performance of WiFi networks is bound …
A Graphical File System Visualization Tool For Operating Systems, Jacob Bundt
A Graphical File System Visualization Tool For Operating Systems, Jacob Bundt
Honors Program Theses
Fileshark was developed for the primary purpose of aiding in the teaching of students in file system related courses, particularly at the undergraduate level, by providing a visual representation of often abstract file system ideas. Many teachers find it difficult to teach the file system in detail in a typical operating systems classroom environment due to its abstract nature and the inability to truly observe what is occurring within the file system. Fileshark provides an easy to use interface that can be used by both students and professors to visualize the internal workings of the file system and the processes …
The Efficient Recovery Of Deleted Data From Nand Flash Memory, Lisa Diercks
The Efficient Recovery Of Deleted Data From Nand Flash Memory, Lisa Diercks
Honors Program Theses
NAND flash memory is used in flash drives, smart phones, and memory cards for digital cameras. While there are ways to recover data from deleted memory, there are no universal or efficient ways to recover data from NAND flash memory. When a user clicks “delete” on a file in this type of memory, the file is not necessarily deleted, but may just be hidden. This means these files are still on the chip, but are inaccessible through normal means. The ability to recover this lost data could help computer forensic examiners during investigations and corporations working to use secure deletion …