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COMP 331: Cryptography

Also Offered As
Math 331
Prerequisites
Mathematics (one of COMP 163 (old 211), Math 313 or Math 322) and Programming (COMP 125, COMP 170, or equivalent).
Description
This course introduces the formal foundations of cryptography and also investigates some well-known standards and protocols. The intended audience is senior undergraduate and beginning graduate students. The course will include topics selected from the following: information-theoretic security, private key encryption, DES, public key encryption, background on modular arithmetic, RSA, hashing and message authentication codes (MACs), digital signatures, DSS, key distribution and management, PGP, network security, and Fiat-Shamir protocol.
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