CSCI2952-L
Special Topics in Secure Computation
Not offered this yearOffered most years, last taught:
Fall 2022
Nowadays, vast amounts of individual data are collected by numerous entities, which may contain sensitive private information. Due to regulatory compliance or corporate policies, securely computing on the collected data in a privacy-preserving way becomes more urgent than ever. Secure computation achieves the above goal, providing great promise and potential to facilitate research in various domains. This course will introduce the students to secure computation, at the end of which students will gain a good knowledge of both the theoretical foundations and practical implementations of secure computation. Students will be able to understand cryptography research papers and initiate research studies in this or related areas. Recommended prerequisite: CSCI1570 or equivalent.
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CRN: | 25516 |