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02 Jan 2025, 07:00
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Dropdown 2: Seton Hill University
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Course designers of cryptography courses at four leading cybersecurity universities were surveyed to determine which cryptography techniques were taught in their courses. The diagram shows the ciphers that were included in the coursework at each university.
Select from each of the following drop-down menus the option that creates the most accurate statement.
Of the ciphers that were taught in at least one of the four universities, exactly were taught in more than one university. Each of these ciphers was taught at the .
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Select from each of the following drop-down menus the option that creates the most accurate statement.
Of the ciphers that were taught in at least one of the four universities, exactly were taught in more than one university. Each of these ciphers was taught at the .
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Dropdown 1: 3
Dropdown 2: Seton Hill University
02 Jan 2025, 11:03
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Bismuth83
Analyzed the graph sequentially by universities and added the count of repetitive ciphers. May be university prioritization and then matching ciphers with the rest might speed up the process like if we just check Pigpen and Scytale Ciphers as they are quite top on the list, it allows us to narrow down the university to Seton Hill University and Jefferson Wheel can then be added to the list.
Let me know if anyone else figured out a faster parsing process.
IMO: (3, Seton Hill University)
03 Jan 2025, 07:00
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1. Let's mark all the ciphers that were taught in more than one university.
2. There are exactly 3 of them.
3. In addition, the only university that has all three is Seton Hill.
4. Our answer will be: 3 and Seton Hill University.
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2. There are exactly 3 of them.
3. In addition, the only university that has all three is Seton Hill.
4. Our answer will be: 3 and Seton Hill University.
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