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Activity - CODING

The document contains sample coding activities involving encoding and decoding messages using binary representations. In the first activity, directions are encoded using binary codes for left, up, right and down. In the second activity, messages are encoded with an added parity bit for error checking. The third activity involves encoding messages using repetition codes where the original message bits are repeated.

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Activity - CODING

The document contains sample coding activities involving encoding and decoding messages using binary representations. In the first activity, directions are encoded using binary codes for left, up, right and down. In the second activity, messages are encoded with an added parity bit for error checking. The third activity involves encoding messages using repetition codes where the original message bits are repeated.

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Name: Lila Jane C.

Miclat Score: _______


Section: BSN-1-YA-7 Instructor: Mr. Melanio Nipas Date: December 18, 2021

Activity 5.2
CODING

Suppose the following messages are source encoded given by the table.

Encoded
Message
Bits

UP 00

DOWN 01

LEFT 10

RIGHT 11

I. Complete the given table by writing the source encoded message of the following set of directions.

Set of Directions Source Encoding

LEFT - UP - RIGHT - DOWN 1.) 10001101

UP - DOWN - UP - RIGHT 2.) 00010011

DOWN - DOWN - RIGHT - LEFT 3.) 01011110

UP - DOWN - LEFT - RIGHT 4.) 00011011

RIGHT - LEFT - RIGHT - UP 5.) 11101100


II. Decode the set of directions given by the message received.

Message Received Decoded Message

10010011 1.) LEFT - DOWN - UP - RIGHT

01010010 2.) DOWN - DOWN - UP - LEFT

11000110 3.) RIGHT - UP - DOWN - LEFT

01100111 4.) DOWN - LEFT - DOWN - RIGHT

00101111 5.) UP - LEFT - RIGHT - RIGHT


Name: Lila Jane C. Miclat Score: _______
Section: BSN-1-YA-7 Instructor: Mr. Melanio Nipas Date: December 18, 2021

Activity 3.3
Coding

I. What is/are the advantages and disadvantages of adding more redundancy bit in a message? Explain
briefly.

When it comes to this, redundancy of bits in a message can be a safeguard. They are generated
and moved within a data transfer to make sure that no bits were lost during the data transfer. It can also
protect a storage array against loss of data in the event of hard disks errors/ failures. On the other hand,
it doesn’t guarantee a very high percentage of its ability to detect errors, especially that nowadays, there
are many experts on doing illegal things with regards to systems.

II. Complete the given table by writing the channel encoded message by using parity check of adding 1
bit in the message.

Source Channel
Message
Encoding Encoding

ALLY 000 1.) 0000

ENEMY 011 2.) 0111

ATTACK 100 3.) 1000

RETREAT 111 4.) 1110

SURRENDER 101 5.) 1011


Name: Lila Jane C. Miclat Score: _______
Section: BSN-1-YA-7 Instructor: Mr. Melanio Nipas Date: December 18, 2021

Activity 5.4
CODING

I. Encode the following messages using the given message and the value of r.

Source Encoding r Channel Encoding

101 2 1.) 101101101101101

100 3 2.) 100100100100100100100

001 2 3.) 001001001001001

011 2 4.) 011011011011011

110 3 5.) 110110110110110110110

II. Decode the following messages that encounter noises in the channel where the channel encoding uses
repetition code where k = 3.

1.) 101 101 011 100 110 101 .

2.) 010 010 001 010 011 010 .

3.) 111 110 110 010 100 110 .

4.) 100 100 001 010 010 000 .

5.) 101 111 101 111 110 111 .

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