COSC 69.20 Cybersecurity’s Bleeding Edge

This course is a seminar of leading cybersecurity thinkers across the country presenting their latest research. Each will present the broad cybersecurity hard problem that they are investigating, summarize their most recent work, and explore the additional hard problems that need to be addressed in their subspecialty area. We expect to have between 5 and 10 presenters from across the spectrum of academia, government, and industry. Students will actively engage in the seminar by reading published papers by the presenter prior to their talks, actively asking questions about the nature of the problem and alternate solution paths. This course is intended primarily for undergraduates and graduate students interested in doing cybersecurity research at Dartmouth or in preparation for a career in cybersecurity.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TAS

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Computer Science