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Prof. Burt Rosenberg \\
Ungar 523, x--2575 \\
Office hours: TBA.
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MTH 597/609--U (Fall, 1995) \\
Time: Tu., Th. 6:25--7:40 P.M.\\
Room: CC 411
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\item {\bf Goals:}
We want to understand Cryptography and its applications well
enough so that we can apply it creatively in new situations.
\item {\bf Textbook:}
{\em Cryptography: Theory and Practice}, Douglas R. Stinson.
\item {\bf Assignments:}
Assignments will be arranged to satisfy two audiences: ``thinkers''
and ``doers''. The doers will program, and the thinkers will prove
theorems. Which is not to say that programs go without thinking, and
proving goes without doing, only to provide each category with a
reasonably complimentary labeling.
\item{\bf Grades and Tests:} A term project will count for half of
the grade. The other half will be the assignments during the term.
\item{\bf Other Interesting Books:}
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\item {\em The Codebreakers,} D. Kahn, Macmillan.
\item {\em Applied Cryptography, Protocols, Algorithms and Source Code
in C}, B. Schneier, John Wiley and Sons.
\item {\em Modern Cryptology -- A Tutorial,} Giles Brassard,
Springer-Verlag.
\item {\em Elementary Cryptanalysis: A Study of
Ciphers and Their Solution} by Helen Fouch\'e Gaines, Dover.
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