Course Number: Csce 790 – Database Security Semester: Spring 2005

Course Modules for Software Security

Each year the reported number of security vulnerabilities increases as does the sophistication of attacks to exploit these vulnerabilities. Most security vulnerabilities are the result of insecure coding practices. There is a critical need to increase the security education of computer science students, particularly in software security. We are designing course modules, to be used at the underg...

Introduction to Algebraic Number Theory

6 CONTENTS Preface This book is based on notes I created for a one-semester undergraduate course on Algebraic Number Theory, which I taught at Harvard during Spring 2004 and Spring 2005. The textbook for the first course was chapter 1 of Swinnerton-Dyer's book [SD01]. The first draft of this book followed [SD01] closely, but the current version but adding substantial text and examples to make t...

Lecture Notes on Ergodic Theory

Some course notes on ergodic theory. These are for Math 7880-1 (“Topics in Probability”), taught at the Deparment of Mathematics at the University of Utah during the Spring semester of 2005. They are constantly being updated and corrected. Read them at your own risk. The authors thanks the National Science Foundation for their continued support. 1

Lecture Notes on Donsker’s Theorem

Some course notes on Donsker’s theorem. These are for Math 7880-1 (“Topics in Probability”), taught at theDeparment ofMathematics at the University of Utah during the Spring semester of 2005. They are constantly being updated and corrected. Read them at your own risk. The authors thanks the National Science Foundation for their continued support. 1

Semester projects - Complex Networks, Course 303A, Spring, 2010