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Spring 2011-2012
* ELE 386 / EGR 386  

Cyber Security

Ruby B. Lee

This course surveys the technology underlying secure transactions and safe interactions in a public Internet and wireless world. Topics include cyber security needs such as confidentiality, integrity, availability, access control, authorization, authentication, non-repudiation, trust, privacy and anonymity. Case studies are selected from e-commerce, denial of service attacks, spam, e-voting, digital rights management, social networks, and cyber-terrorism. Related policy, social and economic issues are also discussed.

Sample reading list:
Ross J. Anderson, Security Engineering:A Guide to Bldg. Dependable Sec. Syst
Mark Stamp, Information Security: Principles and Practice

Reading/Writing assignments:
Reading of book chapters, lecture notes and papers. The student is expected to do the reading before class and to participate in class discussions. Grading is based on a term paper or term project, exams and a few problem sets.

Requirements/Grading:
Mid Term Exam - 20%
Final Exam - 30%
Term Paper(s) - 25%
Problem set(s) - 20%
Other (See Instructor) - 5%

Other Requirements:
Course is required for concentrators

Prerequisites and Restrictions:
No prior security knowledge required. COS109/EGR109 or equivalent..

Other information:
Class is suitable for ELE/COS students, as well as interested non-engineering students.

Website:  http://www.blackboard.princeton.edu

Schedule/Classroom assignment:

Class numberSectionTimeDaysRoomEnrollmentStatus
42082 L01 1:30 pm - 2:50 pm T Th   Friend Center of Engineering   008   Enrolled:22 Limit:50