EECE.4580 Practical Hardware Security and Cryptography

Id: 042526 Credits: 3-3

Description

The study, design, and evaluation of hardware security primitives and cryptographic algorithms. Course topics will range from the study and analysis of side channels to break cryptosystems, to the secure creation and implementation of cryptographic primitives. Students will face practical challenges revolving around cryptography and hardware security and study state of the art techniques to overcome theses issues.

Prerequisites

EECE.4500 Advanced Digital Systems, or Permission of Instructor.

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