The Internet: Co-Evolution of Technology and Society CPSC 156a, Fall 2003 Time: Tues & Thurs, 1-2:15 pm Room: DL 220

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The Internet: Co-Evolution of Technology and Society CPSC 156a, Fall 2003 Time: Tues & Thurs, 1-2:15 pm Room: DL 220

Partial Topic Outline Internet architecture and design philosophy Internet-based business Internet security –User privacy –Online identity –Viruses, spam, DoS attacks, etc. Digital copyright

Schedule Sept. 25: First HW Assignment Due Oct. 9: Second HW Assignment Due Oct. 14: First In-Class Exam Oct. 21: Grades on HW1, HW2, and Ex1 will be returned to students today or earlier. Oct. 24: Drop Date Oct. 30: Third HW Assignment Due Nov 13: Fourth HW Assignment Due Dec. 4: Second In-Class Exam Dec. 11: Fifth HW Assignment Due

Requirements Modest reading assignments 5 Written HW Assignments, 4 of which will be worth 15% of the course grade and one of which will be worth 10% of the course grade 2 In-Class Exams, each worth 15% of the course grade No final exam during exam week

Rules and Guidelines Deadlines are firm. Dean’s excuses are needed for all make-up exams or late homeworks. Hand them in promptly. You are responsible for all content of lectures and the class webpage. No “collaboration” on homeworks unless you are told otherwise. Pick up your graded homeworks and exams promptly, and tell the TA immediately if one is missing. Students who have previously taken CPSC155 may not take CPSC156 for credit but may audit it.

Instructor: Joan Feigenbaum Office: AKW 512 Office Hours: Tuesday 4-5 pm Thursday 9-10 am Phone: Assistant: Judi Paige , AKW 507a, 9am-2pm M-F) Note: Do not send to Professor Feigenbaum, who suffers from RSI. Contact her through Ms. Paige or one of the TAs.

TA1: Wesley Maness Office: AKW 407/408a Office Hours: Wednesday 11 am – 1 pm or by appointment Phone:

TA2: Kevin Li-Chiang Chang Office: AKW 405 Office Hours: Monday 2-3 pm Thursday 2:30 – 3:30 pm Phone:

Sample Notes and Reading If you are undecided about CPSC 156a, look at: Lecture notes from CPSC155b, 1/16/03 “Rethinking the design of the Internet: The end-to-end arguments vs. the brave new world,” by Clark and Blumenthal “The Heavenly Jukebox,” by Mann Pointers to these three items are in the “Schedule and Assignments” section of the CPSC156a class website.

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