British WW2 Codebreaking
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British WW2 Codebreaking
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| Location | Bletchly Park |
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Abstract
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Introduction
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Section 1: Background
Enigma
What is it and why was it a big deal
Bletchley Park
What is Bletchley Park and what is special about it
Mansion
Additional information on the Mansion
Hut 8
Additional information of the Hut
Alan Turing
Who is Alan Turing, what did he do, and how did he do it
Gordon Welchman
Who is Gordon Welchman, what did he do
Bombe
What is the Bombe, what does it do, who created it,
The Impact
The impact of the cracking Enigma, what it did for the British and the Allies, and the impact it has had on encryption
Section 2: Deliverable
Enigma Recreation
Virtual recreation of an enigma machine
The Math behind it
Math behind the Enigma machine and showing why it was such a difficult problem
Gallery
Conclusion
In this section, provide a summary or recap of your work, as well as potential areas of further inquiry (for yourself, future students, or other researchers).
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