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Research Experience for undergraduate students
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ECEN 4840-001 & ECEN 8950-003 Network Security

Course Objectives
This course covers all the basic and fundamental cryptographic algorithms and security protocols for computer networks. Network vulnerabilities, attacks on Internet, network monitoring, security at the link, network and transport layers are also covered in the course.
Prerequisites
ECEN-3250 or CSCI-3550, or Instructor's approval
Elective
Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering

ECEN 4880-001 & ECEN 8886-001 Wireless Security

Course Objectives
Wireless security is a very important topic and attracting more and more attention from industry, research, and academia. This course gives a comprehensive overview on the recent advances in wireless network and system security. It will cover security issues and solutions in emerging wireless access networks and systems as well as multihop wireless networks.
Prerequisites
ECEN-3250 or CSCI-3550, or Instructor's approval
Elective
Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering


New Course Material Development

Several new course lectures have been developed from this NSF project, including Communication Infrastructures for Smart Grid, Big Data and Cloud Computing for Smart Grid, Cyber Security for Smart Grid. These course materials produced by the NSF project will benefit the existing undergraduate and graduate courses in the regular curriculum of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Computer Science, including courses such as wireless and mobile networks, computer networks, wireless sensor networks, network security, and Internet-of-Things. These can be easily incorporated into the existing courses as mentioned above, without significant change of course structure. The new course materials are available upon request.