Titlebook: Informatics and Management Science VI; Wenjiang Du Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-Verlag London 2013 Informatics and Management Scie

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Analysis of Cloud Computing Applying in Teachingess and play an important role in it. This article discusses the need for universities’ cloud computing teaching development and cloud computing to universities’ teaching resources, as well as cloud computing teaching platform implementation. It is that at the application level from the digital lear

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Network Course Graphic Animation Based on Web 2.0 Technologyand development of network course has changed into a new research field of educational technology in recent years. In this paper, by applying Web 2.0 technology in the teaching of course Graphic Animation of education technology program, network course Graphic Animation is designed based on Web 2.0

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Research of Access Control List in Enterprise Network Managementperation between different enterprises provide ways to achieve the resources sharing, business more easily carried out and efficiency improved, but while network interconnected also led to confidentiality of data and information of enterprise reduced, security of enterprise information has been affe

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Design and Implementation of Network Fault Locationhe traditional network management model unable to satisfy the needs of large complex network management. In this paper, according to the shortcomings of existed network fault location technology, a fault location method based on topology correlation is proposed. The correlation of network topologica

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Dajin Gao,Xiang-Sheng Rong,Xiang-Yang You,Ming Xu,Fujiang Huoe Biological and Toxins Weapon Convention (BTWC) was signed and came into force-1972 to 1975--and the present time, some six to ten countries have initiated or maintained national BW R&D programs with various degrees of offensive character. None of these, however, appear to be discontinuing their pr

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Xu Liu,Hongyan Zhangtated, the two treaties outlawing such activities, the Geneva Protocol of 1925 and the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention of 1972, prohibit the continuation of activities previously performed in Biological and Toxin Weapons facilities not justified for prophylactic, protective or other peaceful