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    U2l02 Building A Network Activity Guide

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    The document provides guidelines and challenges for connecting letters A through F in a network using the fewest number of lines while ensuring connectivity even if a line is cut and favoring direct connections. It asks the reader to create a network balancing these three guidelines and then asks about the strengths and weaknesses of the network created.

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    The document provides guidelines and challenges for connecting letters A through F in a network using the fewest number of lines while ensuring connectivity even if a line is cut and favoring direct connections. It asks the reader to create a network balancing these three guidelines and then asks about the strengths and weaknesses of the network created.

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    The document provides guidelines and challenges for connecting letters A through F in a network using the fewest number of lines while ensuring connectivity even if a line is cut and favoring direct connections. It asks the reader to create a network balancing these three guidelines and then asks about the strengths and weaknesses of the network created.

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    1K views9 pages

    U2l02 Building A Network Activity Guide

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    The document provides guidelines and challenges for connecting letters A through F in a network using the fewest number of lines while ensuring connectivity even if a line is cut and favoring direct connections. It asks the reader to create a network balancing these three guidelines and then asks about the strengths and weaknesses of the network created.

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    The key takeaways are that networks can be created to connect people represented by letters, with guidelines around using the least number of lines, lines may be cut, and direct connections are faster.

    The guidelines for creating networks are to use the least number of lines possible as lines cost money, lines can be cut which may disconnect people, and direct connections are faster than indirect connections with more hops.

    The strength of the network created in Challenge 4 is that regardless of if any lines are cut, all letters still have ways to connect to each other, and a few extra lines were used to shorten distances or increase security without using an excessive amount of lines.

    Name:

    Guidelines for all Challenges:


    ● Only two people can be connected by a single line.
    ● You can be connected to multiple people at the same
    time via multiple lines.
    Challenge #1:
    Create a network where people at each letter can speak directly to everyone else
    at the other letters.
    Insert as many lines as needed
    A

    B C
    F

    D E
    Guideline #1:
    Lines cost money, so try to use the least number of lines
    possible
    Challenge #2:
    Create a network that uses the least number of lines
    Insert as many lines as needed

    B C
    F

    D E
    Guideline #1:
    Lines cost money, so try to use the least number of lines
    possible

    Guideline #2:
    Lines can be cut, which might disconnect people from the
    network
    Challenge #3:
    Create a network that keeps everyone connected even if one of the lines is cut
    Insert as many lines as needed

    B C
    F

    D E
    Guideline #1:
    Lines cost money, so try to use the least number of lines
    possible

    Guideline #2:
    Lines can be cut, which might disconnect people from the
    network

    Guideline #3:
    Direct Connections are faster than long paths with indirect
    connections
    Challenge #4:
    Create a network that you feel balances all 3 guidelines
    Insert as many lines as needed

    B C
    F

    Guideline #1: D E
    Lines cost money, so try to use the least number of lines possible

    Guideline #2:
    Lines can be cut, which might disconnect people from the network

    Guideline #3:
    Direct Connections are faster than long paths with indirect connections
    Prompt:

    Thinking about our 3 guidelines, what is a strength of the network you


    created?
    ● Answer: The strength of the network created as that regardless of if anything is cut, all networks
    still have ways to get to any other letter. There is also a few extra lines used for purposes such as
    shortening distances or making the network more secure, but not a excessive amount of lines like
    the first network we created.

    What is a weakness for the network you created?


    ● Answer: The weakness of this network is that while the network does not
    use an excessive amount of lines, there are still a lot of lines for
    something that isn't necessarily the fastest network for some letters.

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