Room:  CEB 227 and CEB342
Time:  M, W 2-4:30 pm
Instructor:  Carol Taylor
email:ctaylor4214@comcast.net
Office:  CEB 319
Office hours: 1:00 - 2:00 pm M, W
Phone:  509-944-1704 (cell) 509-359-6908 (office)

Text:  Counter Hack Reloaded by Ed Skoudis, 2005, Required Amazon-link

Overview
This page covers all the administrative aspects of the course such as grading, and course philosophy. Links are provided to assignments, course handouts, links and notes. Please check the assignments and course notes pages frequently since dates may change throughout the semester. You are responsible for downloading the lecture notes, handouts and any supplemental reading prior to the lecture.

Important Links
Course Notes and Reading
Assignments
Labs
Relevant Links
NEW!! Wiki Link to Lab Tools
Class Webpages
Project
Paper Instructions
NEW!!! Paper Guidelines
Kyle-Springers Survey Paper
Ross Anderson's Example Paper
War Driving File 1 - Cheney Points
War Driving File 2 - Cheney Points

Communication with Instructor
E-mail is my main form of communication. You may also call my office phone, and leave a message on my machine. Or, stop by during office hours and most times when I am in my office.

Grading
This course is a combined graduate and undergraduate course. Graduate students will do more work in order to qualify as a graduate course. There is the option of a project or a research paper. See the links on the course web page for information about these options. Grades will consist of a number of different components including programs, tests, and labs. For either the project or paper, you will need to do one in-class presentation. Everyone will do a presentation. Both undergraduates and graduates. Class participation will figure into your grade. The following percentages will be used to compute your grade:

Undergraduate Students
   25% Exams
   25% Programs
   20% Labs
   25% Project or Research Paper and Presentation
   10% Class Participation

Graduate Students
   25% Exams
   20% Programs
   15% Labs
   25% Project or Research Paper and Presentation
   10% Assigned Paper Reviews
    5% Class Participation

Due Dates and Assignment Requirements
All assignments are due on the date specified for the assignment. If the assignment requires you to turn in a printout, then turn in a printout. If you have to miss class the day the assignment is due, contact me ahead of time to arrange a time to turn it in. There is no penalty for one day late. If you need more than one day, contact me and we can make arrangements.

Assignment Requirements

• No late assignments
• Assignments will be typed except for neat hand drawn diagrams
• Students only do their own work except for group assignments
• Code may be reused from outside the class but must be cited as such