CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T1CS530Security SystemsBill Chenghttp://merlot.usc.edu/cs530-s10Placement ExamsAdministrative StuffReplaces the old Diagnostic ExamSee web site for detailsThe instructor cannot give D-clearanceIf you would like a D-clearance, please use the on-lineD-clearance system CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T2Today’s TopicsReview Course OrganizationReview TopicsHW1I will waived CS 402 pre-requisite if class is not fullIntroductionOffice Hours: M/Tu/Th 2:00pm - 3:00pm or by appointments in SAL 228 CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T3Class StructureTuTh 9:30am - 10:50am in OHE 100DInstructor: Bill ChengEmail: [email protected] (24 hour turn-around)TA: Leslie CheungGrader: (TBD)Email: [email protected] (24 hour turn-around)Office Hours: (TBD)Email: (TBD) (24 hour turn-around)Will hold office hours after grade notification CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T4Class ResourcesClass web page: http://merlot.usc.edu/cs530-s10News sectionYou should check this site regularlyGoogle groupStudent-to-student discussions about programmingassignmentsExchanging ideas are allowedPosting code is not allowed (short code segments toillustrate ideas are allowed; short means < 5 lines)Lecture notes posted here soon (hopefully) after classHomework assignments (programming)Reading listInstructor & TA will also post answers to questions hereif appropriate for whole classB. Schneier‘‘Applied Cryptography: Protocols, Algorithms, andSource Code in C’’Textbooks, not requiredMatt Bishop‘‘Computer Security: Art and Science’’ CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T5Course ReadingsAvailable onlineResearch PapersAbout 15 papersmay add papers as we go alongmay be out of printlectures should be interactiveLectures based on textbooksslidesRowcall 3% starting with 4th week of classesLab 10% 10 assignments (hands-on) CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T6GradingHW 30% 3 to 4 assignments (some programming)No extra creditTry your best from the beginningHWs graded by the grader, termpaper proposal approved bythe TA, termpaper and exams graded by the instructorMidterm 22% in class, Thu, 3/4/2010 (firm)Paper 10% 5-page extended abstractFinal 25% 8:00am - 10:00am, Tue, 5/11/2010 (firm)Final grade assigned by the instructorOn a curve, class average is probably a B+C’s will likely be given, F’s if necessaryLoose guideline depicted below:AvgStdStdB+ A- ABB- CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T7Grading (cont...)Without fairness, grades have little meaningFairnessThe instructor must treat all students equally and cannotgive special treatment to any particular studentTherefore, please do not ask special favors from theinstructor because of your circumstances (except for onesthat are explicitly allowed by the university)This may seem unfair to you because you believe thatyour circumstances are special (understandably, everyonedoes)But the rule the instructor must follow is that whatever heoffers you, he must offer to the entire class CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T8Grading (cont...)You should sign the row sheet as soon as you get into classStarting from week 4, each lecture is worth 1 pointprovided that you do not leave before class endsIf you come in between 9:41am and 10:00am, check late boxIf your signature is on the row sheet, you get the 1 pointIf you have to leave before class ends, please e-mail me tohave your signature removed or to get only half a pointIf you are sick or have a family emergency, pleasebring a note from a doctor to receive creditFor on-campus students onlyIf you are enrolled in the DEN section, you are not requiredto sign row sheetsDEN students normally have a slight disadvantage thatthey can miss stuffs happening in the classthis is served as an "equalizer" CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T9Sign Row Sheet CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T10HW AssignmentsHWSmall programming assignmentsOpenSSLC/C++ onlymust compile and run on nunki.usc.eduMakefile - make must work as isElectronic submission - gzipped tar of your source anddocumentation filesMust be done individuallymany requirements, please see specificationsYou need to learn to be very preciseknow every bit that you are reading and writingknow exactly what each function is doing and themeaning of all its return codesyou are expected to check the running of your codeagainst the grading guidelines CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T11HW Assignments (Cont...)Grading of HW assignments will be harshGrading guidelines will be posted one week beforeassignment due dateyou should score perfectly since you know exactly howwe will gradeyou do not get credit for simply coding, you get creditfor making sure your code works according to specWe can only grade from our grading account on nunkitest your code from someone else’s accountDo expect "double jeopardy"E-mail proposal by deadlineTermpaper5 page extended abstractYou are welcome to start nowAcceptable formats are PDF and HTMLproprietary formats such as MS-Word orhuman-unreadable formats such as LaTeX sourcewill be rejected CSCI 530, Spring 2010 Copyright © William C. Cheng T12Termpaperreferences may flow onto page 6to get your 3 references approvedto get some feedback from the TAMust be done individuallystrict requirements, please see the specwill lose 20% of termpaper grade if miss deadlineLab lectures: Fri 4:00pm - 4:50pm in RTH 105Lab TA: David MorganEmail: [email protected] Grader: Ranjeet Sangle <[email protected]> CSCI 530, Spring 2006 Copyright © William C. Cheng T13LabThere will be 10 lab assignmentsmake sure you attend the first lecture for administrativeinformationeach lab is worth 1 point (pass/fail)you must complete 8 out of 10 labsthe only possible total scores for the lab are 0, 8, 9, and 10Lab web page is at: http://www-scf.usc.edu/~csci530l/Very important: verify your submissionssee the bottom of the Electronic Submission Guidelinesweb page for detailsif you forget a file, you are not allowed to resubmitit after the deadlineVery important: read output of bsubmitUse bsubmit and the Bistro system (see web page for details)Please do not delete or alter anything in your ~/.bistrodirectory. If you must delete your ~/.bistro directory, youmust tar then gzip the content of your ~/.bistro directoryand e-mail the resulting tgz file to the
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