Honors Independent for ANTHRO 297LR

Honors Independent for ANTHRO 297LR

This short course provides an introduction to basic principles and practices of computer and network security. Topics include ethics, primary definitions, applied cryptography, networking, operating systems, malware, and incident handling. The course is flipped: students complete readings and assignments ahead of each class, and class time is used to discuss this work. Class discussion includes current events related to security as well. Attendance is mandatory.

Russian, Czech, German, French, Italian, Spanish, English, American, and Latin-American stories from Romanticism to the present. Fantastic tales, character sketches, surprise endings; main types of the short story. (Gen.Ed. AL)

This course is designed to provide a forum for TESI students and faculty to explore major issues in teacher education and school improvement. This will be done through the in-depth study of a current topic of concern in the field; presentations and analysis of TESI faculty's current scholarly work; and presentations and analysis of the scholarly work of TESI students. In addition, there will be on occasion presentations and analysis of the work of visiting scholars.