Fu Hua didn't say much about everyone's compliments and envy.

Focus on preparing for the afternoon meeting.

Xu Jing's eyes darkened, and she chased after Xie Ci, wanting to say a few words to him.

All that could be seen were the exhaust fumes left by the Jeep.

The group meeting ended at 3:30 p.m.

The sound of notebooks being packed up and chairs being moved echoed in the office.

Fu Hua stood in front of the whiteboard and went over the key points they had just discussed again.

Then, next to the taskbar for layered encryption of experimental data,

Write in red pen that Engineer Wang is in charge and that the task should be completed by Wednesday.

Engineer Wang has thinning hair and always has a furrowed brow, but he is a key technical expert.

Since Lu Xingzhou applied for a transfer, he has been mainly responsible for this aspect of the work.

Fu Hua was still worried and gave a few more instructions.

Engineer Wang looked up and replied, "Don't worry, Engineer Fu, I guarantee the debugging will be completed on time."

Fu Hua nodded, her gaze sweeping over the others in the conference room: "Experimental data is the foundation for subsequent algorithm optimization, and there can be no errors. Engineer Wang, please let us know if you need any support."

"clear."

The meeting is adjourned.

People gradually walked out.

Xu Jing slowly packed her things, but her eyes were always fixed on Engineer Wang.

Most of the people in the conference room have left.

As Mr. Wang, carrying his notebook, prepared to leave...

Xu Jing quickly followed.

"Mr. Wang, please wait a moment."

Engineer Wang turned around and saw that it was Xu Jing.

He put on a polite smile: "Mr. Xu, is there something you need?"

The two walked to the window in the corridor.

The afternoon sun was blazing, shining through the glass and illuminating the room.

Xu Jing smiled shyly: "Engineer Wang, I've always been very interested in the layered encryption experimental data work that Engineer Fu assigned at the meeting earlier..."

As you know, although I previously worked in the communications department, I mainly focused on hardware and didn't have much experience with algorithms.

She paused, observing Wang's expression.

Seeing that he didn't seem offended, she continued, "You see... could I learn from you? Even just helping out would be fine. I promise I won't cause any trouble, I just want to learn as much as possible."

These words were spoken sincerely and with a humble attitude.

Engineer Wang is an honest man; he responds better to gentle persuasion than force.

Seeing how "humble and eager to learn" Xu Jing was, my doubts immediately disappeared.

"this……"

He scratched his thinning hair. "The task assigned by Engineer Fu is quite time-sensitive. If you really want to learn, you can help me with some basic data organization. It's just..."

"Don't worry!"

Xu Jing immediately chimed in, her eyes earnest, "I'll do the most basic things: data entry, verification, and document organization."

You should handle the core computation and algorithm verification.

I just want to understand the overall process of layered encryption through practical work.

What she said made perfect sense. After thinking about it, Engineer Wang nodded and said, "Okay, if you're free this afternoon, come to my office and I'll explain the data and requirements to you."

"Thank you, Engineer Wang!"

Xu Jing's eyes lit up, and her smile became more sincere. "Then I'll come find you at 5:30?"

"it is good."

Around 5 p.m., Xu Jing appeared in Engineer Wang's office.

She brought a notebook and pen, dressed in a neat military uniform, tied behind her head, looking professional and serious.

Engineer Wang talked to her for almost an hour.

It explained everything in great detail, from data sources and collection methods to formatting and checking key points.

Xu Jing was focused, occasionally taking notes in her notebook.

He occasionally asks questions, and they are always on point, showing that he is indeed learning seriously.

That's basically it.

After Wang finished speaking, he pushed a stack of raw data record sheets towards her.

"These are the original records from last week's field tests. They need to be entered into the computer first and then organized according to this template."

He turned on the precious computer at the research station and pulled up a spreadsheet: "The column order must be correct, the units must be consistent, and any abnormal data should be marked in red. After you're done, double-check it with me."

Xu Jing took the record sheet; it was a thick stack, at least two hundred pages long.

She quickly flipped through the list, getting a sense of the volume: "So much... Engineer Wang, how long will it take to input this data?"

"At normal speed, it should take about two days."

"Wang glanced at the calendar. "Fu asked for it to be finished by Wednesday. Today is Monday. If you hurry up, you should be able to make it."

"Okay, I'll do my best."

Xu Jing picked up the stack of record sheets. "Then I'll go back to my office and do it. I won't bother you any longer."

"Okay, feel free to ask me any questions."

Back in her office, Xu Jing closed the door, and the smile on her face vanished.

She placed the record sheet on the table, but instead of starting work immediately, she made herself a cup of tea.

The tea leaves slowly unfurl in the hot water, and wisps of steam rise gently.

Xu Jing, holding her cup, walked to the window.

Looking down at the courtyard where people were coming and going, a slight smile appeared on his lips.

Xu Jing took a sip of tea, put down the cup, and sat back down at her desk.

She carefully studied the original record sheets.

The record sheet was handwritten, and the handwriting was somewhat messy. It contained data recorded on-site during field testing.

There are dozens of parameters, including signal strength, bit error rate, and transmission delay.

She turned to the third page, her gaze landing on a line of data.

That's a transmission latency record from a certain test: 217.3ms

Xu Jing picked up a pen and copied the number onto the draft paper next to her.

Then I wrote down a few formulas and quickly calculated them.

She quickly came to a conclusion.

This data is clearly abnormal, likely due to a recording error or a temporary equipment malfunction.

According to procedure, this abnormal data should be highlighted in red.

Then, note the reason.

Finally, during the data processing, it was removed as invalid data.

Xu Jing stared at that number for a long time before flipping to the back of the record sheet.

The tester wrote a note on the back in pencil; the handwriting was so blurry that it was almost invisible without careful observation.

Xu Jing's gaze fell on the four words "suggest elimination," and she tapped her fingers lightly on the paper.

She turned on her computer, pulled up the template that Engineer Wang had given her, and started entering the data.

She entered the first few lines very carefully, checking each number twice.

Her fingers paused on the keyboard for a moment when she saw the abnormal data on the third page.

She did not mark it in red, nor did she add a note that it was invalid.

She entered this data into the table just like any other data.

After finishing this, she continued recording.

We encountered several more similar abnormal data entries...

She treated them all the same, entering them as normal data.

After entering five pages, she stopped and rubbed her eyes.

The spreadsheet on the computer screen already had dozens of rows of data filled in, looking neat and organized.

There were several "landmines" buried inside, and only she knew about them.

If these abnormal data are not removed, they will be used in subsequent analysis and calculation stages.

This can lead to deviations in the calculation results.

The deviation won't be significant enough to cause the entire project to collapse.

The analysis process involves several rounds of repeated verification.

It's normal to waste a day or two.

These next day or two are crucial for Hua.

Xu Jing saved the file and continued entering the next page.

Her movements were unhurried, her expression calm and focused.

Anyone who saw her would think she was a hardworking and good comrade.

The sun outside the window slowly began to set in the west.

The office lights dimmed, and she turned on the desk lamp.

She had enough patience to wait for the "landmines" that had been planted.

At the appropriate time,

Detonate them one by one.

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