Class Days and Times: Monday, Wednesday and
Friday 12:30-1:20pm
Classroom: Eng-II-203
Required Textbook: Introduction to Computer Security by Matt
Bishop
Addison Wesley, 2005, (ISBN: 0-321-24744-2)
Reference Book: Computer Networking by James Kurose and Keith
Ross,
3rd Edition, Addison Wesley, 2005, (ISBN: 0-321-24744-2)
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Outline of material covered: |
Chapters |
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Introduction to Computer Security |
Chapter 1 |
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Computer Networks and the Internet |
Notes and Reference Book |
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Some Applications |
Notes and Reference Book |
| Confidentiality Policies | Chapter 5 |
| Integrity Policies | Chapter 6 |
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Use of Cryptography for Secure Communication |
Chapters 8.9,10,11 |
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Introduction to Assurance |
Chapter 17 |
| Evaluating Systems | Chapter 18 |
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Malicious Logic |
Chapter 19 |
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Vulnerability Analysis and Auditing |
Chapters 20, 21 |
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Intrusion Detection |
Chapter 22 |
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Security |
Chapters 23, 24, 25, 26 |
| Tentative Assignments and Grading Breakdown: |
worth(% of grade) |
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9 Homework Assignments (3% for 6 + 4% for 3) |
30 |
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Exam #1 |
20 |
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Exam #2 |
20 |
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Final Exam |
30 |
Note: +/- grades may be given in this course if deemed appropriate.
Academic Dishonesty Policy: All assignments must be done individually. If you cheat, you are entitled to a lower grade, “F” in the course, or more severe penalties. If you have any problem, come and see the instructor or TAs and discuss your problem. Do not wait till the end of the semester.