Team ISE - Electronic Release Package
The following table of contents link to every electronic resource
produced by Team ISE throughout our year long Senior Project. You will
find all the source code, documentation and installation files that we have
produced. You will also find much of this work maintained on the
Team ISE Website.
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Project Documents This
link will take you to a menu of the documents that were created throughout the
year long Senior Project.
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User Documentation
This link will take you to a menu of the documentation created to instruct
users and developers on the various tools created by Team ISE.
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Source Code This link
will take you to a menu of links where you will find PDF documents containing
all source code written by the team. At this link you will also find
installation packages for each tool the team created.
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Reference Links This
link will NOT take you to anything created by the team (besides the ISE
Website), but rather to links used by the team throughout the course. One
important link will connect you to a download for Microsoft .NET. If you
don't already have this installed, you will need to do this so that you can run
the Manipulator.
These are all of the various documents created by Team ISE over the last year to
define our project from initial concept and specification through to design,
implementation and testing.
Documents:
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Project Proposal
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Initial Requirements
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System Architecture
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Overview Presentation
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Requirements Specification
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Design Specification
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Design Presentation
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Test Plan
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Final Presentation
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Research Paper
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Final Printed Release
These are all of the various documents that explain how to use,
install and modify the programs that were produced by Team ISE.
Documents:
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ISE Production Code
Reference This link will direct you to the
reference pages for the ISE class.
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ISE man pages
This link will direct you to the man pages for the ISE class.
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Manipulator User
Manual This link will direct you to the Manipulator
user manual.
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Manipulator User
Tutorial This link will direct you to the Manipulator
user tutorial.
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ISE Website
This will connect you to the ISE Website. The website is self-documented.
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Developer's Manual This link will connect
you to the ISE Developer's Manual.
Below you will find links to both the source code and the installation facilities
for the programs generated by Team ISE.
Documents in PDF format:
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ISE Production Source Code
This will open a PDF file containing the ISE class file source code.
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Manipulator Source Code
This will open a PDF file containing the Manipulator source code.
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ISE Website Source Code
This will open a PDF file containing the Website HTML.
Installation Code to download:
The following links will direct you to unzip to a specified
location. These ZIP packages contain all necessary files used to run the
particular application.
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ISE
Production Code Installation Zip This is a ZIP
package intended for installation on a Unix system. The folder contains a
Readme file that contains all the instructions you need to install and use the
ISE Production Code. The code itself runs on any system, however the
makefile that is included is designed specifically for a Unix system.
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Manipulator Installation Zip
This is a ZIP package intended for installation on a Windows system. Once
the package is extracted to a folder that you specify, you can install the
Manipulator by running the "ISEManipulator107.msi" file -- double click on the
file in a browser.
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Manipulator Solutions Files
This is a ZIP package that includes the project files for all parts of the
manipulator which consists of the manipulator project itself (in C#), the
project files for the manipulator installer, as well as the code for
the C++ auto run program. The main project file for everthing
related to the Manipulator is called "JPEG Manipulator.snl", which is a Visual
Studio .NET 2003 solution file.
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ISE Production Code Drivers and
Test Scripts Zip This is a ZIP package intended
for installation on a Unix system. The package contains a Readme file and
an overall test script as well as all of the necessary code, makefiles and
individual test scripts. There are also several folders with images that
the scripts will use in running their tests. These are images that we
created ourselves so that there would be no copyright issues. You can add
additional images if you like by downloading them into the appropriate
folder. The test script will use any images found in these folders.
As with the ISE Production Code Installation ZIP, the code itself will run on
any system, however the makefile that is included is designed specifically for
a Unix system.
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ISE Website Code Zip
This is a ZIP package containing all of the validated html 4.01 Transitional
code, all necessary images, the message board code and the javascript code used
to make the menu bar. We did not write any part of the message board code
and this should not be graded. The message board cannot be run
locally. It needs a configured MySQL database which is not included in
this package. However, you are welcome to visit the
website to run the message board. Additionally, the menu bar was
created with a program called Xsara Menu Maker. This tool automatically
generated the javascript files that create the menu bar. These files
should not be graded. A Readme file is located in the top level of the
directory created when this file is unzipped. The Readme file will give
you information on the various items contained in the ZIP file.
These are helpful links that we used in our research. We cannot guarantee
that all will continue to work into the future but as of this date, they are
working and provide valuable insight into the various aspects of selective
encryption.
Documents:
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Sponsors Website
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Independent JPEG Group
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Rijndael AES Website
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Microsoft .Net Download (Version 1.1)
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University of Colorado
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University of Colorado Department of
Computer Science
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University of Colorado Department of
Interdisciplinary Telecommunications
Jarchow,Griffith,Kadhim,Daigaku,Pouzeshi.
Copyright © 2004 [Team ISE]. All rights reserved.
Revised: May 2
, 2004
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