Adaptive Security Course Outline (2020F) - Revision history

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	~~'''This outline is is currently being developed. It will be complete by September 1st.'''~~

	==Course Information==		==Course Information==

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	===Course Project===		===Course Project===

			In this course you'll be doing a term project that will produce a research paper or a research proposal. This project has multiple milestones.

			You will first submit an areas of interest document that outlines the kinds of projects and the types of software systems you wish to work with. Then, you'll submit an "elevator pitch" which will be a few paragraph summary of your idea, concisely communicating the basic idea for your project. You'll then submit a literature review related to your idea and a report on preliminary findings/tests before finally presenting your work to the class and, finally, submitting your completed paper or proposal. Through this process you should produce work that will either be publishable or is on the path to creating something publishable in the security literature.

	===Reading Responses & Journaling===		===Reading Responses & Journaling===

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	For this class you'll maintain an electronic research journal which will detail your ongoing thoughts related to this class. You should record your responses to assigned readings, ideas that arise from class, brainstorming for your class project, and any other relevant thoughts. The instructor will review your journal before each class so he may address any questions or concerns that arise in your writings.		For this class you'll maintain an electronic research journal which will detail your ongoing thoughts related to this class. You should record your responses to assigned readings, ideas that arise from class, brainstorming for your class project, and any other relevant thoughts. The instructor will review your journal before each class so he may address any questions or concerns that arise in your writings.

	You may use any application to maintain your journal so long as it is easily shared with the course instructor.		You may use any application to maintain your journal so long as it is easily shared with the course instructor. Journals will be graded as a participation grade, with marks assigned out of 4 for each class.

	===Class Participation===		===Class Participation===

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	===Class Participation===		===Class Participation===

			You are expected to attend most class meetings and participate in asynchronous class discussions. Students making a genuine effort to participate will earn most of these marks (with a bit reserved for truly exceptional participation).

	==Communication and Lectures==		==Communication and Lectures==

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	Due dates are subject to change. The various parts are explained below.		Due dates are subject to change. The various parts are explained below.

			===Course Project===

			===Reading Responses & Journaling===

			For this class you'll maintain an electronic research journal which will detail your ongoing thoughts related to this class. You should record your responses to assigned readings, ideas that arise from class, brainstorming for your class project, and any other relevant thoughts. The instructor will review your journal before each class so he may address any questions or concerns that arise in your writings.

			You may use any application to maintain your journal so long as it is easily shared with the course instructor.

			===Class Participation===

	==Communication and Lectures==		==Communication and Lectures==

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	*'''Institution:''' Carleton University, School of Computer Science		*'''Institution:''' Carleton University, School of Computer Science
	*'''Instructor:''' [https://people.scs.carleton.ca/~soma Anil Somayaji] (anil.somayaji at carleton.ca): by appointment		*'''Instructor:''' [https://people.scs.carleton.ca/~soma Anil Somayaji] (anil.somayaji at carleton.ca): by appointment
	*'''Lectures:''' Tues. and Thurs. 8:35-9:55 via ~~Zoom~~ (see cuLearn for the link)		*'''Lectures:''' Tues. and Thurs. 8:35-9:55 via online videoconferencing (see cuLearn for the link), September 10-December 10, 2020
	*'''Course Website''': https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/wiki/index.php/Adaptive_Security_(Fall_2020)		*'''Course Website''': https://homeostasis.scs.carleton.ca/wiki/index.php/Adaptive_Security_(Fall_2020)

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	Participation and reading responses/journaling are graded individually. The course project should also be done on your own unless the instructor allows you to work in pairs. Having said this, you will be collaborating with other students in this class. When you have worked with others, outside contributions should be clearly acknowledged as they should be in any academic endeavor. All participants in the class are expected to act with the highest intellectual integrity, and violations of that integrity may be reported to the academic dean for disciplinary action.		Participation and reading responses/journaling are graded individually. The course project should also be done on your own unless the instructor allows you to work in pairs. Having said this, you will be collaborating with other students in this class. When you have worked with others, outside contributions should be clearly acknowledged as they should be in any academic endeavor. All participants in the class are expected to act with the highest intellectual integrity, and violations of that integrity may be reported to the academic dean for disciplinary action.

	==Course Notes~~/Multimedia~~==		==Course Notes==

			Notes from class will be posted to the class page. As part of class participation, students may (optionally) contribute to these notes.

	==Required Textbooks==		==Required Textbooks==

			There is no required textbook. Assigned readings will be posted to the course page throughout the term.

	==Course Software==		==Course Software==

			There is no required course software. However, depending on your project you will likely be creating applications. While support will be provided in class where feasible, ultimately students will be responsible for their own software development environments.

	==University Policies & Resources==		==University Policies & Resources==

	===~~Undergraduate~~ Academic Advisor===		===Graduate Academic Advisor===

	The ~~undergraduate advisor~~ for the School of Computer Science is available ~~in Room 5302C HP, by telephone~~ at ~~520-2600, ext~~. ~~4364 or by email at undergraduate_advisor~~@~~scs~~.carleton.ca. The advisor can assist with information about prerequisites and preclusions, course substitutions/equivalencies, understanding your academic audit and the remaining requirements for graduation. The ~~undergraduate advisor~~ will also refer students to appropriate resources such as the Science Student Success Centre, Learning Support Services and the Writing Tutorial Services.		The graduate advisors for the School of Computer Science are available via email at Grad.SCS@cunet.carleton.ca. The advisor can assist with information about prerequisites and preclusions, course substitutions/equivalencies, understanding your academic audit and the remaining requirements for graduation. The graduate advisors will also refer students to appropriate resources such as the Science Student Success Centre, Learning Support Services and the Writing Tutorial Services.

	===Student Academic Integrity Policy===		===Student Academic Integrity Policy===

	Every student should be familiar with the Carleton University student academic integrity policy. A student found in violation of academic integrity standards may be awarded penalties which range from a reprimand to receiving a grade of F in the course or even being expelled from the program or University. Some examples of offences are: plagiarism and unauthorized co-operation or collaboration. Information on this policy may be found in the ~~Undergraduate~~ Calendar.		Every student should be familiar with the Carleton University student academic integrity policy. A student found in violation of academic integrity standards may be awarded penalties which range from a reprimand to receiving a grade of F in the course or even being expelled from the program or University. Some examples of offences are: plagiarism and unauthorized co-operation or collaboration. Information on this policy may be found in the Graduate Calendar.

	===Plagiarism===		===Plagiarism===

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	==Collaboration==		==Collaboration==

	~~Collaboration~~ on ~~all~~ work ~~is allowed except for '''LIST EXCEPTIONS'''~~. ~~Collaboration~~, ~~however~~, should be clearly acknowledged.		Participation and reading responses/journaling are graded individually. The course project should also be done on your own unless the instructor allows you to work in pairs. Having said this, you will be collaborating with other students in this class. When you have worked with others, outside contributions should be clearly acknowledged as they should be in any academic endeavor. All participants in the class are expected to act with the highest intellectual integrity, and violations of that integrity may be reported to the academic dean for disciplinary action.

	==Course Notes/Multimedia==		==Course Notes/Multimedia==

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	==Communication and Lectures==		==Communication and Lectures==

			This course is a virtual course using a mix of synchronous and asynchronous communication. We will use videoconferencing for scheduled class time and an online discussion forum for communication outside of class. The course webpage listed above is the canonical source of information for everything regarding this course ''except'' for private information (such as video call links, invites to discussion forums) which is available through the course's cuLearn page.

	==Collaboration==		==Collaboration==

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	* 10% for class participation		* 10% for class participation

	Due dates are subject to change.		Due dates are subject to change. The various parts are explained below.

	==Communication and Lectures==		==Communication and Lectures==

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	* 20% for reading responses and journaling		* 20% for reading responses and journaling
	* 10% for class participation		* 10% for class participation

			Due dates are subject to change.

	==Communication and Lectures==		==Communication and Lectures==