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Computer and Information Security

Computer Science 343

Usual Description

This class will introduce students to fundamental concepts in computer and information security. Topics that may be covered include: threats and vulnerabilities, malicious software, defensive programming techniques, basic cryptography, models of security, auditing, intrusion detection, basic database security, digital rights management, and issues of laws and ethics related to information security. This course is designed to present a broad survey of the field rather than an in depth study of a particular portion.

Themes

Course Listings

These are all of the listings of this course recorded in the Oberlin course catalog since the fall of 2007.

Listing	Semester	Professor
Computer Science 343	Fall 2016	Taught by Benjamin Kuperman
Computer Science 343	Spring 2016	Taught by Benjamin Kuperman
Computer Science 343	Spring 2015
Computer Science 343	Spring 2014	Taught by Benjamin Kuperman
Computer Science 343	Spring 2011	Taught by Benjamin Kuperman
Computer Science 343	Spring 2009	Taught by Benjamin Kuperman

Related courses

Benjamin Kuperman

Faculty/staff member

Departments	Computer Science
Courses Taught	Computer and Information Security Computer Organization Honors Human Computer Interface Principles of Computer Science II Systems Programming The Internet and Beyond
Thematic Interests	Computer Audit Systems Computer Forensics Computer Security Information Security