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# Create a simple simulation with 2 network nodes. Analyze the data packets that transfer between those nodes. | # Create a simple simulation with 2 network nodes. Analyze the data packets that transfer between those nodes. | ||
# Create the Abstract trust table class (Done) | # Create the Abstract trust table class (Done) | ||
== Week 3 Goals == | |||
# Create a new ns-3 module called 'trust' (Done) | |||
# move abstract classes into that new module and test (Done, but raised dependency issues) | |||
== Week 4 Goals == | |||
# Write up a trust implementation before making a abstract module | |||
# Test the aodv specific implementation |
Latest revision as of 16:47, 4 June 2018
Week 1 Goals
Skype call with mentor on Monday, April 30, 2018
- Clone appropriate git repo (Done)
- Investigate on the internal and external network attack types (Done)
Week 2 Goals
Skype call with mentor on Monday, May 7, 2018
- Create a well structured UML (Done)
- Create a simple simulation with 2 network nodes. Analyze the data packets that transfer between those nodes.
- Create the Abstract trust table class (Done)
Week 3 Goals
- Create a new ns-3 module called 'trust' (Done)
- move abstract classes into that new module and test (Done, but raised dependency issues)
Week 4 Goals
- Write up a trust implementation before making a abstract module
- Test the aodv specific implementation