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Designing Cybernetic Systems
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Module 4
Information, Communication, and Entropy
1
Information: Shannon vs. Everyday Use
Define information in Shannon's mathematical sense and distinguish it from everyday usage.
2
Calculating Discrete Entropy
Calculate the entropy of a simple discrete probability distribution.
3
Shannon's Communication Model
Describe Shannon's model of a communication system and identify its components.
4
Redundancy and Noise in Communication Channels
Explain the role of redundancy and noise in communication channels.
5
Shannon, Cybernetics, and Communication
Relate Shannon's information theory to cybernetic concepts of communication and control.
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