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This document appears to be an exam for a course on ad-hoc wireless sensor networks. It contains instructions for a midterm exam with 16 multiple choice questions covering topics like security routing, key management, MAC protocols, and programming challenges for sensor networks. It also contains 5 longer answer questions worth 8 marks each, covering topics such as battery management schemes, quality of service challenges in ad-hoc networks, security differences between ad-hoc and infrastructure networks, wireless sensor network architecture, and quality of sensor networks. The exam is worth a total of 120 marks and is for an M.Tech II semester course on ad-hoc wireless sensor networks.
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Intrusion Detection and Countermeasure in Virtual Network Systems Using NICE ...
Network-based Wireless for Remote Monitoring Lead-Acid Battery
Network-based Wireless for Remote Monitoring Lead-Acid Battery
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF CROSS LAYER SECURITY SYSTEM FOR SECURE OPTICAL TRAN...
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF CROSS LAYER SECURITY SYSTEM FOR SECURE OPTICAL TRAN...
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ADAPTATION TO NON-CRITICAL FAILURE AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF OPTICAL WDM NE...
IRJET- Wireless Sensor Network for Railway Security System
IRJET- Wireless Sensor Network for Railway Security System
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Design of smart nodes for wireless sensor network ...
Secure And Efficient Defense Strategy Against Energy Exhausting Attacks In Wsn
Secure And Efficient Defense Strategy Against Energy Exhausting Attacks In Wsn
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A Brief Review on: Evolution of Communication Technologies
Ad hocm.tech ist mid
- 1. ANURAG Engineering College (Accredited by NBA, Approved by AICTE, NewDelhi, Affiliated to JNTU, Hyd) Ananthagiri (V), Kodad (M), Nalgonda (Dt) II- Mid Examination Branch: M.Tech II Sem (WMC) Date: 16-07-2014 Subject:Ad-hoc WSN Time: 120 Mins Answer All Questions 1x 16 = 16 M 1. Write short note on A. Security routing in adhoc wireless networks B. Key management C. MAC protocals for sensor networks D. Sensor networks programming challenges Answer any 3 Questions 3x 8 = 24 M 1. What are the various battery management schemes ? Explain. 2. Discuss the issues and challenges in providing QOS in adhoc wireless networks. 3. Explain how security provisining in adhoc wireless networks differ from that in infrastructure based netwoks. 4. Explain wireless sensor networks architecture. 5. Explain quality of a sensor networks.
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