08-731 Information Security & Privacy
12 units, Carnegie Mellon University
Description As layers upon layers of technology mediate increasingly rich business processes and social interactions, issues of information security and privacy are growing more complex too. This course takes a multidisciplinary perspective of information security and privacy, looking at technologies as well as business, legal, policy and usability issues. The objective is to prepare students to identify and address critical security and privacy issues involved in the design, development and deployment of information systems. Examples used to introduce concepts covered in the class range from enterprise systems to mobile and pervasive computing as well as social networking. Format Lectures, short student presentations on topics selected together with the instructor, and guest presentations Target Audience Primarily intended for motivated undergraduate and master students with a CS background. Also open to PhD students interested in a more practical, multidisciplinary understanding of information security and privacy.
Prerequisites: none listed
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