CS5285 Information Security for eCommerce

Semester A 2009-2010 (Fall 2009)

Duncan Wong (duncan AT cityu), 2788 8020, Y6425

Tutor: Qiong Huang (CYC 2211 / csqhuang AT student.cityu)

Class Schedule: Tuesdays 1830-2120 at G4302 (Sep 1 - Nov 24)


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Aims and Objectives

CILOs (Course Intended Learning Outcomes):

  1. Identify the organizational requirements of eCommerce systems on data protection.
  2. Demonstrate knowledge of the factors which have impacts upon the security of eCommerce systems.
  3. Make realistic assessment on the security of eCommerce systems.
  4. Design and analyze security measures to protect organizational data against various attacks.
There will be two take-home problem sets, one in-class quiz and one final examination. The final grade will be determined from the total weighted score obtained in the coursework and the examination. Below is the weighting.

Problem Set 110%
Problem Set 210%
Quiz20%
Exam60%

To pass the course, a student should have the total weighted score of each CILO be at least 30%. The weighting is given as follows.

CILO 1CILO 2CILO 3CILO 4
Problem Set 140%30%20%10%
Problem Set 210%20%30%40%
Quiz25%25%25%25%
Exam25%25%25%25%

A problem set is usually due at the end of a class on the due date (e.g. 9:20pm). As a general rule, any problem set turned in up to one week late will be penalized by 20%, and no homework will be accepted beyond one week past its due date.


Textbook

   
Cryptography and Network Security: Principles and Practice (Third or Fourth Edition)
William Stallings
Prentice Hall
Third Edition: http://williamstallings.com/Crypto3e.html
Fourth Edition: http://williamstallings.com/Crypto/Crypto4e.html

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