Conspiracy Themed Lesson Using Matlab
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Hi there,
I am a teacher in a mathematics (for teaching) program and we have just learned some functions/codes, on matlab, for digital imaging. We have a final project that involves teaching a lesson using Matlab codes.
We are going to teach a lesson (potentially for our high school students) to other math teachers and we would like to create a conspiracy themed lesson around cryptography. I have looked into digital image encryption/decryption using matlab, but I am not sure if the code will be too complicated. I also looked into watermarking. What would you suggest I do for a conspiracy themed lesson? We want to make it as fun as possible, but we also want to add some element of mystery to it, without going over their heads with the codes and mathematics.
What do you think?
Thanks!
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Image Analyst
2015-7-19
If this is a SIRDS, I'm not getting it, and I'm pretty good at them. Maybe it's a resolution/aliasing problem.
Walter Roberson
2015-7-19
It does appear to be a stereogram of a woman, but it is difficult for me to make out.
Star Strider
2015-7-19
It seems to be rotated 90°, but even with prism correction it’s difficult for me to see. Perhaps it needs red-blue tinted lenses to see it clearly.
Image Analyst
2015-7-19
Evan after rotating, I can't see anything other than random shapes at different levels.
Cedric
2015-7-19
The red component may be close to the real part of something..
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Image Analyst
2015-7-19
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How about asking them to do a Monte Carlo simulation of the Prisoner's Dilemma? It's only about conspiracy though, not cryptography or steganography or watermarking.
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Dante
2015-7-20
Image Analyst
2015-7-21
Sorry, I'm not sure. Cryptography is not my area of expertise.
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