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Network Security (cpsc-544 / UTC) |
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| Lab #1 | Paper | Paper discussing various security problems including Buffer Overflows, Man In The Middle, Sequence Number Spoofing, Phising using Internationalized Domain Names, ARP poisoning, S/MIME exploit in Squirrel Mail, mremap() exploit in the Linux Kernel, etc. |
| Lab #2 | Paper | Lab analyzing Secure Internet Services, Firewalls/Demilitarized Zones (DMZ), Secure Tunnels, Mobile Clients and Multimedia Security. |
| Lab #3 | Paper | Paper covering the topic of Operating System Security |
| Lab #4 | Documents | Lab involving searching for holes in a network using Nessus and nmap |
| Lab #5 | Documents | A Security Policy based on the previous lab which covers Physical Security, Logical Security, Access Control, Infrastructure and Data Integrity, Network Services, Authenticated Data, Common Attack Deterrents, Data Confidentiality, Policies and Procedures for Staff/Awareness Training and Incident Handling. |
| Lab #6 | Documents | Documentation for setting up a firewall on Linux using GuardDog (an iptables frontend) and on Windows using ZoneAlarm. |
| Lab #7 | Documents | Documentation for installing and configuring SNORT, an Intrusion Detection system |
| Conclusion | Paper | Reflective paper/overview of the entire course |
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Structured Data Exchange (cpsc-542 / UTC) |
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| Assignment #1 | Homework | Conversion of UTC Applications from PDF into XML |
| Assignment #2 | Homework | DTD implemented for previous assignment along with an XHTML form to take in data and PHP script to put that data in XML format. |
| Assignment #3 | Homework | XML Schema for previous assignment |
| Assignment #4 | Homework | XHTML form that uses JavaScript to convert input data into XML |
| Assignment #5 | Homework | Displaying XML using both XSL Transforms and StyleSheets |
| Assignment #6 | Homework | XML with various XSL Transforms applied as well as a transform to create an XML-Fo file used to create a PDF. |
| Assignment #7 | Homework | XML Parsing in Java using both SAX and DOM parsers. |
| Assignment #8 | Homework | Java application for searching Hamlet XML file using SAX2 |
| Assignment #9 | Homework | Java application for searching Hamlet XML file using DOM |
| Assignment #10 | Homework | Java application for searching Hamlet XML file using JDOM |
| Assignment #11 | Homework | Java application that compares the performance of SAX versus DOM parsers |
| Final Exam | Exam | Take home exam |
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Embedded Real-time Systems (cpsc-538 / UTC) |
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| Stopwatch using Wait Look and Interrupts | Program | Stopwatch for HC12 microcontroller that takes input from and sends output to serial port. |
| Voltage Meter | Program | Voltage meter which registers voltages between 0 and 5 volts using the HC12’s built in analogue to digital converter. |
| LED Display and DTA/ATD Conversion | Program | Controls two seven segment LED displays used to display input from serial port. It also reads in voltage using an external analogue to digital converter and then retransmits voltage using external digital to analogue converter |
| Digital Filtering of Analog Signals | Program | Two digital filters designed using the HC12 and external AD7569 ATD/DTA converter. The first filter is first-order low-pass with a cutoff of 500Hz. The second filter is a second-order low-pass with a cutoff of 125Hz. |
| LED Clock Art | Program | Clock designed to set time using two push-buttons and output time represented by a row of LEDs per digit. The number of LEDs lit indicate the digit. Multiple rows are lit from one set of outputs using transistor as switches. |
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Computer Architecture (cpsc-533 / UTC) |
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| Multiprocessor Architectures | Paper | Paper describing several multiprocessor architecture types including Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA), Symmetric Multiprocessor (SMP) and Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) as well as the pseudo-multiprocessor technology known as Hyper-Threading (HT). |
| Multi-CPU Architectures | Presentation | End of term class presentation on Multi-CPU Architectures covering the material in the paper. |
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Advanced Topics in System Software (cpsc-532r / UTC) |
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| Homework #1 | Homework | Setting up a mail server on a Linux system |
| Homework #2 | Program | Reimplementation of wc command with the ability to use the real wc command as a backend |
| Homework #3 | Program | Reimplementation of yes command in UNIX with the addition of signal handlers. |
| Homework #4 | Homework | Virtual memory, paging and offset questions |
| Homework #5 | Program | Program designed to test the speeds of various inter-process communication techniques including shared memory, pipes and sockets. |
| Device Nodes in Linux | Presentation | Presentation which discusses the changes in the Linux device node management including static device nodes, devfs, udev and the new HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) combined with dbus. |
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Client-Server Systems (cpsc-526 / UTC) |
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| Assignment #1 | Homework | Lab in which the Wireshark packet-sniffing tool is used to analyze HTTP and DNS traffic. |
| Assignment #2 | Program | Simple Ping Client/Server implemented using the UDP protocol in Java |
| Assignment #3 | Homework | Lab which involved using ns2 (network simulator) to study packet loss and wireless transmission. |
| Assignment #4 | Program | RTSP video stream client/server implementation in Java |
| Virtual Private Networks | Presentation | Keynote presentation covering Virtual Private Network technologies including PPTP, IPSec and OpenVPN |
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Project Management (cpsc-520 / UTC) |
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| Traditional Project Management | Paper | A research paper on Traditional Project Management |
| Nontraditional Project Management | Paper | A research paper on Nontraditional Project Management |
| Group Management | Paper | A research paper on Group Management |
| Group Project | Documents | Various files for the two group projects assigned to the class |
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Computer Programming Languages (cpsc-510 / UTC) |
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| Notes | Documents | Class notes. |
| History of Squeak | Paper | Paper describing the origins of Squeak and Samlltalk-80. |
| Squeak Language | Paper | A brief description of the Squeak programming language |
| Squeak Variables | Paper | Overview of variables, typing and classes in the Squeak language |
| Squeak | Paper | Conclusion paper/compilation on the Squeak programming language |
| Squeak | Presentation | Keynote presentation on the Squeak language |
| Sample Programs | Program | Sample programs for simple tasks using various languages such as Fortran, J, C++ and Java |
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Artificial Intelligence (cpsc-4240 / TTU) |
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| Program #1 | Program | Solves the sliding-puzzle problem using both Manhattan Distance and Straight Line Distance. |
| Program #2 | Program | Using a knowledge base combined with facts entered on the command line, this program implements a forward-chaining algorithm to make inferences in first-order predicate logic. |
| Program #3 | Program | Determines the probably of an outcome using an XML file which defines a Bayesian Network |
| Program #4 | Program | Implementation of an ID3 decision tree written in C# (Mono.NET) |
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Computer Networks (csc-4200 / TTU) |
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| Homework #1 | Homework | Questions covering the ANSI five-layer protocol stack |
| Homework #2 | Homework | Questions covering routing protocols |
| Program #1 | Program | Client/Server program with a client written in C and several servers written in C++. The client makes a connection to a name service which returns to the client, the host which a given service is running on. The client then contacts that host with the request. Services can also register themselves with the name service. |
| Program #2 | Program | Implementation of transport layer protocols in C using the CNET network simulator. |
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File Processing (cpsc-3620 / TTU) |
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| Program #1 | Program | Cobol program designed to read in a file, check fields to make sure they validate against a set of conditions and record an error log of invalid fields |
| Program #2 | Program | Cobol program that reads in indexed files, sorts each file, merges them and places them in output files based on account types. |
| Program #3 | Program | Program written in Cobol that reads in a data file of music titles, sorts data and writes it back out to a file. The second part of the program runs a transaction file that will add, delete and change entries from the original. Errors are placed in a separate error log. |
| Program #4 | Program | Hashtable written in Cobol |
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Advanced Programming (csc-3400 / TTU) |
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| Program Set #1 | Program | Various C++ Programs |
| Program Set #2 | Program | Second program set includes a C++ program to generate random limericks and a program that performs simple Matrix math. |
| Program Set #3 | Program | C++ versions of a Stack, Linked List, String Class, simple ATM machine and Complex Number manipulator. |
| Program Set #4 | Program | C++ programs for showing overflows in numeric data types, manipulating files with fixed record length and creating a simple vending machine. |
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Operating Systems (cpsc-251 / UTC) |
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| Exercises | Homework | Answers to homework questions taken from text book. |
| Labs | Program | Various labs containing programs written in Java and a Virtual Operating System (VOS) written in C++. |
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Accounting II (acct-2110 / TTU) |
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| Homework #1 | Homework | The only homework assignment I did in Accounting II before I dropped the class |