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CS4622 Final Project Objective: Research & Teach a “CS4622 Related “ Subject at a high-level using existing knowledge Teams will teach the class about a specific topic at a “high-level” relating to topics covered in CS4622 – no paper required – only power point slides required – you can scan images into the slides Due April 22nd by 5pm – upload ppt slide presentation to D2L – docked 1% per each hour late Presentations will occur on April 23rd (odd-numbered teams) and April 25th (even-numbered teams) - no teams will have to sit through 2 evenings of presentations – you can show up on your presentation day only. Your team has 20 minutes for the presentation – must be in powerpoint form All team members must present Docked for going over or below time limit of 20 minutes (5% per minute) Graded on (1) lecture clarity, flow and thoroughness (65%), (2) slide quality (15%), and (3) perceived team work (20%) Your presentation should flow as one lecture and not disjointed (can’t divide the subject – everyone must understand the entire subject – if not, will lose points on flow) Slides sent on April 22nd by 5pm will be the final presentation used – no need to bring slides – can not change slides after April 22nd (5 pm) – can only use the slides posted You should list the various sources you referenced in your lecture Team decision and strategy in determining “how” to cover the topic in 20 minutes. Team members are responsible for researching (and learning) together and organizing the lecture as a team – teamwork – I can sense teamwork or not before and during the presentation The Presentation topics will not be covered on any exam Will lose points for reading from cue cards or any source (including the actual ppt slides) - seeking for you to understand the topic at a high-level well enough to teach and instruct - not read. Will lose points for very “wordy” slides. Team numbers don’t indicate presentation order. NOTE: it take approximately 10 to 14 power point slides to conduct a 20 minute talk – your team is responsible for making sure the talk is timed for 20 minutes Words of advice: (1) don’t wait until the last minute to get started and (2) if you have problems with a team mate, let me know ASAP – don’t wait 1 or 2 weeks before the presentation (or the day of the presentation) – if so, it’s too late to take action

Topics Team 1 – Internet of Things Team 2 – SCTP Team 3 – Network Security: DNS Spoofing, SQL Injection, ARP Poisoning Team 4 – Network Security: DoS Attack, Smurf Attack, Worms Team 5 – Dark Web/I2P/Deep Web Team 6 – Mobile IP NOTE 1: You are responsible for contacting your team members via email initially NOTE 2: Will lose points if you use Wikipedia (non-credible source) Odd-numbered teams present April 23rd (Teams 1, 3 and 5) Even-numbered teams present April 25th (Teams 2, 4 and 6)

You need to only come on your presentation day Presentations will occur on: April 23rd (odd-numbered teams: 1, 3 and 5) April 25th (even-numbered teams: 2, 4 and 6) - You need to only come on your presentation day Dr. Clincy Lecture

You need to only come on your presentation day Presentations will occur on: April 23rd (odd-numbered teams: 1, 3 and 5) April 25th (even-numbered teams: 2, 4 and 6) - You need to only come on your presentation day Dr. Clincy Lecture