ASM 1 Answers - Answer for Assignment 1 in this course Term: Winter 2021 Professor: Saeed Zamany PDF

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Answer for Assignment 1 in this course
Term: Winter 2021
Professor: Saeed Zamany...

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Name: Bao Minh Ha Student ID: 110672201 Student email: [email protected] Course: DCF255

Assignment 1 1. TRAVISION TRIPS

2. AIRLINE TRAVEL SYSTEM FROM TORONTO TO LONDON A) Toronto -

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Purchase a flight ticket o If I need to travel to destination London, I need to have an authorized ticket , from source Toronto, to fly through an international airline system Check-in my luggage to the counter o For me not to bring excessive amount of luggage which could damage the flight quality and speed, I need to check-in my luggage. So that the airline would do a separate way of transporting my luggage. Enter the departure gate at the airport o After the officer there makes sure I had checked-in my suitcases , and my ticket showing my exact destination I wish to go to, the officer will allow me to pass the gate Takeoff from Toronto’s airport o Starting the flight from source location Fly to London o The flight follows the same route as labeled on my ticket

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Fly to London o The flight follows the exact route as labeled on my ticket Landing in London’s airport o My flight reaches the destination at the appropriate runway Go to arrival gate of London’s airport

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The officer there, once again, assuring that I was the customer that assigned to sit in the flight, then the officer could let me go through the arrival gate

Claim my luggage o I claim my luggage, which was checked-in for an alternative transportation to London Review the flight ticket, to check for any faults o Personally, I would review my flight ticket for any packages loss, or errors. If yes, I would report the airline customer service department for fixing. Or else, I had a sweet safe flight.

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Source: Toronto -

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Purchase a flight ticket o If I need to travel to destination London, I need to have an authorized ticket , from source Toronto, to fly through an international airline system Check-in my luggage to the counter o For me not to bring excessive amount of luggage which could damage the flight quality and speed, I need to check-in my luggage. So that the airline would do a separate way of transporting my luggage. Enter the departure gate at the airport o After the officer there makes sure I had checked-in my suitcases , and my ticket showing my exact destination I wish to go to, the officer will allow me to pass the gate Takeoff from Toronto’s airport o Starting the flight from source location

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Fly to London o The flight follows the same route as labeled on my ticket

Destination: London -

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Fly to London o The flight follows the exact route as labeled on my ticket Landing in London’s airport o My flight reaches the destination at the appropriate runway Go to arrival gate of London’s airport o The officer there, once again, assuring that I was the customer that assigned to sit in the flight, then the officer could let me go through the arrival gate Claim my luggage o I claim my luggage, which was checked-in for an alternative transportation to London Review the flight ticket, to check for any faults o Personally, I would review my flight ticket for any package loss, or errors. If yes, I would report the airline customer service department for fixing. Or else, I had a sweet safe flight.

3. SENECA WEBSITE ACCESS

A) 1. When accessing Seneca's website, the browser will call the DNS server to compile the website URL into an IP address. When the Seneca website's IP address is found, that IP address is returned to the browser. 2. The browser will use that IP address to make an HTTP request to call the server hosting the Seneca website. It will connect port number 80 on the server using TCP / IP protocol.

3. If the Server accepts it, it will send the message "200 OK" again. And then the browser will retrieve the HTML code of the specific web page requested. 4. When the browser receives that HTML code from Seneca Server, it will display the browser window of a complete web page.

5. When we close the browser, the connection to Seneca Server will end.

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