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Revision as of 14:48, 3 February 2012
This is the main page for the Winter 2012 run of Carleton University's Biological Approaches to Computer Security (COMP 5900X). The instructor for this course is Anil Somayaji.
Course Outline
The course outline for this course can be found here.
Readings
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Week |
Topics |
Readings |
Notes |
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Jan. 4, 6 |
Introduction |
Tom Ray, Tierra (1992) |
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Jan. 11,13 |
Evolution |
Darwin, The Origin of Species, 6th Ed., Chapter 1 |
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Jan. 18,20 |
Evolution |
Darwin, The Origin of Species, 6th Ed., 2 Chapters assigned, and Conclusion |
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Jan. 25,27 |
Unit 1: Setting the Stage |
Reading from Textbook: Biology: Exploring the Diversity of Life |
Important topics:
- Signalling
- Viruses
Discussion Notes
Course Discussion Notes A place for things where you don't know where to put them yet