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MPP-PI/README.md

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 **Inhaltsverzeichnis**
 
-- [MPP1 - Themenkatalog](#mpp1---themenkatalog)
 - [Präambel](#pr%C3%A4ambel)
   - [Most Important Topics](#most-important-topics)
 - [Grundlagen der Informationsverarbeitung](#grundlagen-der-informationsverarbeitung)
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 - [Betriebssystemverwaltung](#betriebssystemverwaltung)
   - [RAID](#raid)
   - [Pipes](#pipes)
+  - [Datensicherung](#datensicherung)
 - [Rechnernetze](#rechnernetze)
-  - [ISO/OSI-Referenzmodell](#isoosi-referenzmodell)
+  - [ISO/OSI-Referenzmodell und TCP/IP](#isoosi-referenzmodell-und-tcpip)
   - [Netzwerktopologien](#netzwerktopologien)
+  - [IP und Routing](#ip-und-routing)
   - [IPv4 vs IPv6](#ipv4-vs-ipv6)
   - [UDP vs TCP](#udp-vs-tcp)
   - [TCP-Handshake](#tcp-handshake)
     - [TCP Fast-Open](#tcp-fast-open)
   - [TLS](#tls)
   - [DNS](#dns)
   - [URL-Aufruf](#url-aufruf)
-- [DHCP](#dhcp)
+  - [DHCP](#dhcp)
+  - [SDSL / ADSL](#sdsl--adsl)
 - [Datenbanken](#datenbanken)
+  - [Datenbankentwurf](#datenbankentwurf)
   - [ANSI-SPARC Drei-Ebenen-Konzept](#ansi-sparc-drei-ebenen-konzept)
   - [Datenmodelle](#datenmodelle)
   - [Operationen im Relationalen Modell](#operationen-im-relationalen-modell)
@@ -101,7 +104,13 @@ MPP1 - Themenkatalog
   - [Constraints](#constraints)
   - [Speicherpyramide](#speicherpyramide)
 - [Systemanalyse](#systemanalyse)
+  - [Softwareengineering](#softwareengineering)
   - [Lasten- und Pflichtenheft](#lasten--und-pflichtenheft)
+  - [Phasenmodelle](#phasenmodelle)
+    - [Wasserfallmodell (einfaches Phasenmodell)](#wasserfallmodell-einfaches-phasenmodell)
+    - [Iteriertes Phasenmodell](#iteriertes-phasenmodell)
+    - [Spiralenmodell](#spiralenmodell)
+    - [V-Modell](#v-modell)
 - [Systementwurf](#systementwurf)
   - [OOP-Paradigmen](#oop-paradigmen)
   - [MVC-Architektur](#mvc-architektur)
@@ -112,6 +121,8 @@ MPP1 - Themenkatalog
   - [Pipelining](#pipelining)
 - [IT-Trends](#it-trends)
   - [Cloud Computing](#cloud-computing)
+  - [Machine-Learning und Künstliche Intelligenz](#machine-learning-und-k%C3%BCnstliche-intelligenz)
+  - [Internet of Things (IoT)](#internet-of-things-iot)
 
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MPP-PI/appendix/README.md

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+entnommen aus [Guide](https://docs.ankiweb.net/contrib.html#sharing-decks-privately)
+
+Sharing Decks Privately
+
+If you’d like to share decks with a limited group of people (such as a study group or class) rather than the general public\
+you can do so by sharing them outside of AnkiWeb.\
+To share a deck privately, go to the File menu and choose Export. Select a single deck (not "All Decks"), and turn off "include scheduling information".\
+This will produce an .apkg file which you can share with others.\
+You can share the .apkg file by emailing it to people, placing it on a website or shared folder\
+or using a free file sharing service like Dropbox or Google Drive and sending people a link.\
+Both the computer version and mobile clients make it easy to import from an apkg file simply by clicking or tapping on it.\
+AnkiWeb does not have the ability to import apkg files.\
+However, so the recipients of your deck will need to have the computer version or Anki on their mobile device.\
+When a user **imports** an .apkg file, cards that already exist in their collection will be ignored and any new cards will be added.\
+As long as they use the same note type, modified cards will also be updated.\
+**To prevent data loss, cards that have been deleted in the new apkg file will not be deleted in the user’s collection.**\
+**So if you need to delete cards from users' decks for whatever reason, you will need to contact them about it.**

MPP-PI/extra/README.md

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+entnommen aus [Guide](https://docs.ankiweb.net/contrib.html#sharing-decks-privately)
+
+Sharing Decks Privately
+
+> If you’d like to share decks with a limited group of people (such as a study group or class) rather than the general public,
+> you can do so by sharing them outside of AnkiWeb.
+> To share a deck privately, go to the File menu and choose Export. Select a single deck (not "All Decks"), and turn off "include scheduling information".
+> This will produce an .apkg file which you can share with others.
+> You can share the .apkg file by emailing it to people, placing it on a website or shared folder,
+> or using a free file sharing service like Dropbox or Google Drive and sending people a link.
+> Both the computer version and mobile clients make it easy to import from an apkg file simply by clicking or tapping on it.
+> AnkiWeb does not have the ability to import apkg files however, so the recipients of your deck will need to have the computer version or Anki on their mobile device.
+> When a user **imports** an .apkg file, cards that already exist in their collection will be ignored and any new cards will be added.
+> As long as they use the same note type, modified cards will also be updated.
+> **To prevent data loss, cards that have been deleted in the new apkg file will not be deleted in the user’s collection,**
+> **so if you need to delete cards from users' decks for whatever reason, you will need to contact them about it.**