CIS 410/510: Computer and Network Security

Instructor: Prof. Jun Li

Lecture Notes

lecture 1
lecture 2
lecture 3
lecture 4
lecture 5
lecture 6
lecture 7
lecture 8
lecture 9
lecture 10
lecture 11: Midterm review (no notes for downloading)
lecture 12
lecture 13
lecture 14
lecture 15
lecture 16
lecture 17

Course Info

CRN: CIS410/510: 27380/27381
Prerequisites: CIS 432
Time: Mondays and Wednesdays, 16:00 - 17:20
GTF: Xun Kang
Location: 45 Columbia Hall
Instructor Office Hours: Thursdays, 14:00 - 15:00, 334 Deschutes
GTF Office Hours: Mondays & Wednesdays 2-3 PM, 360 Deschutes (GTF Office Hours)
Web page: http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/classes/05W/cis410cnsec
Textbook: "Computer Security: Art and Science" by Matt Bishop
Reference: (1) "Network Security: Private Communication in a Public World" by Charlie Kaufman, Radia Perlman, and Mike Speciner; and (2) Reserved reading materials in the Science Library

Description

As both a science and an art, computer security has become one of those must-learn disciplines. This course will cover the topics ranging from fundamental security topics, such as security policies and cryptography, to practical issues, such as mechanisms of viruses or worms and Internet protocols designed to secure the web access or emails.

Winter 2005 Schedule

Lecture 1 : Class Overview; Computer Threats (Ch 1, 22.1-5)
Lecture 2, 3 : Security Policy and Mechanisms (Ch 2, 4, 5.1-5.2.2, 13, 15.1-3)
Lecture 4, 5, 6 : Cryptography (classical crypto, public crypto, cipher tech) (Ch 9, 10.6, 11.1-2)
Lecture 7, 8 : Key Management (Ch 10.1-4)
Lecture 9 : Authentication (Ch 12)
Lecture 10 : Intrusion Detection Systems (Ch 25)
Lecture 11 : Midterm Review (I)
Midterm, February 14, 16:00-17:20, 45 Columbia Hall
Lecture 12 : Network Security Overview (reading materials)
Lecture 13, 14 : IPsec (Ch 11.4.3 and reading materials(Ch 16-18 of Network Security Reference Book))
Lecture 15 : Firewall (Ch 26)
Lecture 16 : Email Security (Ch 11.4.1 and reading materials (Ch 20-22 of Network Security Reference Book))
Lecture 17 : Secure Socket Layer(Ch 11.4.2 and reading materials (Ch 19 of Network Security Reference Book))
Lecture 18 : Final Review
Final exam: March 15, Tuesday, 15:15-17:15, 45 Columbia Hall

Grading Policy:

	Class participation	10%
	In-class quiz	10%
	Homework	20%
	Midterm	25%
	Final	35%

Important Note:

The best way to contact me is to through emails. Make sure the email subject start with "CIS 410: " or "CIS 510: " to catch my attention and get my prompt response.

Last updated: Mon Jan 10 23:28:14 PST 2005