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CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience, College Algebra (Park MA 135 or higher with "B" or better, and IS 605 or concurrent enrollment.

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Applied Cryptography	F1P2013	Master of Business Administration - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict Olaivar		TBA	TBA	0/15/ 0
Applied Cryptography	F1P2013	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict Olaivar		TBA	TBA	0/15/ 0

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience, College Algebra (Park MA 135 or higher with "B" or better, and IS 605 or concurrent enrollment. (From catalog 2012-2013)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Applied Cryptography	F1P2012	Master of Business Administration - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict Olaivar		TBA	TBA	2/18/ 0	View
Applied Cryptography	F1P2012	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict Olaivar		TBA	TBA	2/18/ 0	View

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience, College Algebra (Park MA 135 or higher with "B" or better, and IS 605 or concurrent enrollment. (From catalog 2011-2012)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience, College Algebra (Park MA 131) or higher with "B" or better, and IS 605 or concurrent enrollment. (From catalog 2010-2011)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
N/A	Not being offered	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience, College Algebra (Park MA 131) or higher with "B" or better, and IS 605 or concurrent enrollment. (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Applied Cryptography	F1P2009	Master of Business Administration - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	7/15/ 0	View
Applied Cryptography	F1P2009	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	7/15/ 0	View

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience. (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Applied Cryptography	F1P2008	Master of Business Administration - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	6/15/ 0	View
Applied Cryptography	F1P2008	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	6/15/ 0	View

CSS675 - Applied Cryptography

Course Description: CSS 675 Applied Cryptography: This course examines the technology and methodologies for protecting information to ensure its integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity. It will cover the foundations of cryptography; modern cryptographic protocols, algorithms, and techniques; and real-world implementations and issues. Course topics will include: private and public key cryptography, block ciphers, pseudorandom functions and generators, date encryption standards, symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, computational number theory, RSA and discrete log systems, message authentication digital signatures, key distribution and key management. Prerequisite: IS 603 or comparable course (Park CS 365) or relevant work experience. (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Applied Cryptography	F1P2007	Master of Business Administration - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	6/24/ 0
Applied Cryptography	F1P2007	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Acosta, Benedict		TBA	TBA	6/24/ 0

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The following are abbreviations:

# - Permission of the Instructor Required

$ - Additional Course Fee

+ - Pre-Requisite

LE - Liberal Education

HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only.

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