CS350 Computer Security Concepts
News
  • Test #3 is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 3.
  • Assignment #3 has been released (the link is below).
  • Test #2 is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 29. Sample questions are now available.
  • Assignment #2 has been released (see below). Submission deadline is Oct 25. Here are the links to a couple of sample input files: example 1 and example 2.
  • Test #1 is scheduled for Thursday 9/24 in class. Several sample questions should help in your preparation.
  • Assignment #1 has been released (see below). Submission deadline is Wednesday, September 16.
  • The 2009 syllabus is available for download as a PDF file.
  • Due to high enrollment, class was moved to room G102 ESB. We will meet in the newly assigned classroom for the first time next Tuesday, September 1.

Resources
Assigments
    Assignment 3 is now available. Submission deadline is Monday, November 30. You may download sample input file and use it for program development and testing. For any questions regarding the project, please contact Mr. Sean Banerjee (address provided in class).

    Assignment 2 is now available. Submission deadline is Friday, Oct. 23. Here are the links to test cases used in grading of programming assignment #2: Test file 1, Test file 2, Test file 3,Test file 4,Test file 5.

    Assignment #1 is now available. Submission deadline is Wednesday, September 16. Please follow the link "How to Submit a Programming Assignment" (above) for submission details.

    As promised, here are functions you will need for developing and / or testing the program. First, the program that generates fields with randomly placed obstacles. This is the source code file, so save it in your directory and compile. Literal constants M and N determine the size of the field that will be generated (MxN). I will use this program to generate test cases. Please note that there is no need to include this code into your programs. Your input are files generated by this program.

    Also, here follows the link to source code that reads input files which contain different fields of size MxN from a file. This program asks the user for the file name where the field is stored. Literal constants M and N define the field size. When you compile this program, it will be able to read the following field correctly (because M and N match the size of the field in the file).


Sylabus and Class Notes