Course title
情報セキュリティ特論   [Advanced topics in information security]
Course category	courses for master's programs	Requirement		Credit	2
Department		Year	～	Semester	Fall
Course type	Fall	Course code	1060615
Instructor(s)
渡辺 峻   [WATANABE Shun]
Facility affiliation	Faculty of Engineering	Office		Email address

Course description

Information security is indispensable technology in the modern life. In this course, students are expected to acquire basic knowledge on information security from the view point of information theory.

Expected Learning

(1) Understand basic concepts on information theoretic security. (2) Understand basic techniques such as leftover hashing, reduction.

Course schedule

(1) Introduction/Review of Information Theory (2) Perfect secrecy, security metric, One time pad, Shannon’s Theorem (3) Universal-two hash function, Authentication (4) Randomness extraction, min-entropy, leftover hashing, smoothing (5) Data compression with side-information (6) Leftover hashing with side-information (7) Secret key agreement, model, achievability (8) Weak converse (9) Digression: hypothesis testing (10) Conditional independence testing bound (11) Multiparty computation, oblivious transfer (12) Monotone, perfect reduction (13) Approximate reduction

Prerequisites

Students are expected to have certain familiarity with information theory, probability theory, basic calculus, and linear algebra.

Required Text(s) and Materials

Some materials will be provided in the class.

References

(1) T. S. Han, "Information-Spectrum Methods in Information Theory," Springer (2) P. Narayan and H. Tyagi, "Multiterminal Secrecy by Public Discussion," Nowpublisher (3) M. Bloch and J. Barros, "Physical-Layer Security," Cambridge University Press

Assessment/Grading

Midterm exam 50%, Final exam 50%

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Office hours

Mon: 10am-12pm

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Lecture Language

English

Language Subject

English

Last update

3/22/2017 10:22:30 AM