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    This lesson plan outlines the schedule and topics to be covered for a Cryptography and Network Security course taught over 13 weeks. The course will cover classical cryptosystems like substitution and transposition ciphers in the first few weeks. It will then cover private/symmetric key cryptography including DES and AES. Later weeks will focus on public key cryptography including RSA and elliptic curve cryptography. The course will also cover network security topics such as firewalls, IDS, VPNs and wireless security. Number theory concepts will be introduced to provide the mathematical foundations for cryptographic techniques.

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    This lesson plan outlines the schedule and topics to be covered for a Cryptography and Network Security course taught over 13 weeks. The course will cover classical cryptosystems like substitution and transposition ciphers in the first few weeks. It will then cover private/symmetric key cryptography including DES and AES. Later weeks will focus on public key cryptography including RSA and elliptic curve cryptography. The course will also cover network security topics such as firewalls, IDS, VPNs and wireless security. Number theory concepts will be introduced to provide the mathematical foundations for cryptographic techniques.

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    CNS LP

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    This lesson plan outlines the schedule and topics to be covered for a Cryptography and Network Security course taught over 13 weeks. The course will cover classical cryptosystems like substitution and transposition ciphers in the first few weeks. It will then cover private/symmetric key cryptography including DES and AES. Later weeks will focus on public key cryptography including RSA and elliptic curve cryptography. The course will also cover network security topics such as firewalls, IDS, VPNs and wireless security. Number theory concepts will be introduced to provide the mathematical foundations for cryptographic techniques.

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    Lesson Plan

    Name of Faculty : Er. Arushi Bansal, Guest Faculty of CSE


    Discipline : Computer Science and Engineering
    Semester : 5th (odd)
    Subject : Cryptography and network security (PCC-CSE304-T)
    Lesson Plan Duration : August to December-2020
    Work Load (Lecture/Practical) per week (in hours): Lectures-03hours
    Week Theory Topic Covered Date and Remarks
    Lecture Topic (Including Assignment/Test) Date HOD Director-Principal
    Day
    1 Overview of classical cryptosystem
    1st 2 Stream and block cipher
    3 Cipher and cipher modes, Substitution cipher: monoalphabetic and
    polyalphabetic
    4 Transposition cipher: rail fence, scytale
    2nd 5 Book cipher, vernam cipher
    6 Vignere tabluae, hill cipher, Cryptanalysis of classical cryptosystem
    7 Revision of unit 1
    3rd 8 Private/symmetric key cryptography:DES
    9 AES, Feistel networks, modes of operation
    10 RSA
    4th 11 Elliptic curve cryptography
    12 Diffie hellman key exchange, Digital signature, knapsack algorithm
    13 Public key infrastructure, Kerberos, secret sharing scheme
    5th 14 Digital certificates, X.509 certificates
    15 Revision of unit 3
    16 Attacks: types
    6th 17 Detection, mitigation
    18 Network security foundations, Defence models
    19 Access control: authentication and authorization
    7th 20 Network architecture, Network device security, wireless security
    21 Firewalls, IDS
    22 Email , PGP
    8th 23 PEM, S-MIME, Proxy servers
    24 SSl, TLS, SET
    25 SHTTP, IPSec
    9th 26 Virual private network security
    27 Elementary number theory
    10th 28 Finite fields
    29 Groups and subgroups
    30 Matrix representation, Symmetric matrix and diagnolazation
    11th 31 Number theory: divisibility
    32 Gcd, prime number, primality testing, Congruence
    33 Chinese remainder theorem
    34 Fermat theorem
    12th 35 Eulers theorem
    36 Modular arithmetic and its properties, Modular exponential
    13th 37 Revision of unit 2
    38 Revision of unit 3
    39 Revision of unit 4

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