"WinHex分析FAT32：实际分区学习与文件目录定位"。

In the lecture on analyzing FAT32 file systems using WinHex, students at Florida State University were introduced to the project focusing on the FAT32 structure. The project involved studying the FAT32 Boot Sector, locating files and directories using WinHex software. This project, part of the classes COP4610 and CGS5765, required students to work in groups of three and submit their group members' names by the following Friday. Through this project, students learned how to parse the boot sector of a FAT32 file system and locate the root directory and files within it. By applying the knowledge gained in this project, students were able to gain a deeper understanding of the practical implementation of FAT32 file systems and enhance their skills in data analysis and file system navigation using WinHex. Overall, the project provided a hands-on learning experience for students, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios and develop their expertise in file system analysis.