
Learning more about robotics. Experimenting with Microsoft Robotics Developer Center studio.
Enjoy!
Network, Linux, Security, Code and Learning Games
Prof. Dr. Claudia Schmidt has outstanding network examples in her Interactive Telecommunications e-learning exhibitions.
This is a real study gem for future network engineers.
The 6DISS IPv6 Free Quick e-learning module is a refreshing tool.
It has a very easy to understand Introduction, IPv6 addressing, IPv6 header, IPv6 services, Ipv6 security, and IPv6 mobility. It does require a flash player
This is located at http://www.6diss.org/e-learning/
I have been testing out Noys 0.8 (GNU/Linux distribution ) it has Firefox 3.0.7 extensions (Firebug, Web Developer Toolbar, Greasemonkey) , Apache 2.2, MySQL 5.0, PHP 5.2, XDebug, NetBeans 6.5 and more.
This is located at http://www.noysweb.net/
Learning about Fiber Optics transmission basics, system performance, components and applying Fiber Optic Technology?
Fiber-optics.info has wonderful illustrations covering Fiber Optic Security Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Network topology and traffic.
Sometimes I like to review a bit of Linux kernel socket history to help me with future Linux socket programing. No better place than right at the source with illustrations. SRCDOC has a nice easy to follow illustration of SOCK.H