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MSI 604: IT Solutions to Business ProblemsSpring 2002 SyllabusDownload syllabus: msi604syllabus.pdf Instructor Information
CLASS INFORMATION
Available Lab(s):MIS Lab, HRIS LabCOURSE OVERVIEWThis course is a three module course. In the first module concepts of computer security will be introduced. It will also cover hands on experience in implementing security systems using the Java language. The course will discuss the vulnerabilities of the network and techniques for camouflaging data like cryptography and Steganography. The students will work on assignments using the Java Cryptography Architecture and Java Cryptography Extension APIs. Public Key Infrastructure which is currently used for secure data transmission over the web will also be discussed. Some other topics like privacy and payment systems will also be covered. By the end of the class the students should expect to have a basic understanding of different aspects of computer security.Text & Reference BooksText: Professional Java Security by Jess Garms and Daniel SomerfieldReference: Business Data Communications and Networking by Raymond R. Panko Reference: Hackers Beware by Eric Cole Reference: Computer Networking, A top down approach featuring the Internet by James W. Kurose and Keith Ross. GradingHomework: 35%Paper: 25% Final Exam: 40% Course Schedule
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