Supervision Information (2003-04)
For scheduling supervisions, e-mail in within
your group and CC me as
well. Once we have all agreed to a time, I can then book a room for our
discussion.
It would be nice if each of you can e-mail me separately the list of
issues you find most obscure. This way, we can filter out issues that
can eventually contribute
to our available time. Just to start with get hold of past questions
papers, that will give you a reasonable idea where and what to look for
before pinning issues of investigation.
General Info:
1. You may like to go through as many books or papers as
possible.
2. You are encouraged to put forth any new ideas or comments that you find relevant and on points you may want to differ. 3. All sorts of inductive (or mathematical) reasoning are welcome. 4. Its good to discuss with your peers, however, a blind copy (or even sort of) of someones ideas will be taken into negative. 5. Please handover your answersheets anytime before or during your next supervision. 6. Your efforts to attempt questions from the assigments yet to be lectured will be really appreciated! 7. To know more about your group members of yr. 2003-04 course, see below.
For
Michealmas Term: I am
supervising DC-II this term. A prerequisite for this course is DC-I, so I
would suggest skimming through the DC-I notes, at least once. If you
are in need of the DC-II lecture slides, just click here.
In addition to these slides, you might also need slides
from Prof. Jon Crowcroft's and Dr. Ian Pratt's lecture as also the past
question
papers.
Feel free to get in
touch, if you have any question and
if I can help.
Paper 1 [download(pdf)] Paper 2 [download(pdf)] Paper 3 [download(pdf)]
Paper 1 [download(pdf)] Paper 2 [download(pdf)] Paper 3 [download(pdf)]
Assignment 3 Paper 1 [download(pdf)] Paper 2 [download(pdf)] Paper 3 [download(pdf)]
Extra
Reading/Pointers/Papers/Handouts
A good list of
papers/RFCs for extra reading are available with
your lecture handouts. Search citeceer/google/ietf.org. Vangelis also
keeps a list of very useful pointers.
Even otherwise, feel free to e-mail me for queries related to DC-II.
Groups for DC-II course
Group 1: Benjamin John
Spiller (BJS31), Christopher GoodFellow (CJRG3)
Group 2: Rui Wang (RW263), Lewis Gideon Westbury (LGW21), David Martin (dpm28) Group 3: Janko Nedic (JN235), Raghav Kapoor (RK282)
For the Lent term: For Introduction to Security course, here's a link to the course and past question papers. Intended two supervisions per group (see below). Assignment 1 (before 1st
supervision): Paper 1 [download(pdf)] Paper 2 [download(pdf)]
Assignment # 2 (before or 2nd
supervision): Paper 1 [download(pdf)] Paper 2 [download(pdf)]
Groups for
Introduction to Security Course: Group 1: Chiho Kitahara
(ck299), Aya Yoshimura (ay250)
Group 2: Martin Richards (mtr26), Leo (cyls), Ashley Wood (aww28) Group 3: Gavin Jackson (glj20), Ed Curry (ewjc2) |