This collection contains student papers and presentations from the teaching archive. It is distinct from the Enterprise Networking course materials. Names shown in the original titles are retained as student credits.
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- 1Bluetooth Security — Jim BurleyStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing Bluetooth as a short-range wireless cable-replacement technology. Covers device connections, piconets, technical characteristics, and security concerns in ad hoc networks.
- 2Carnivore: An Electronic Surveillance Tool — Pedro E. CusingaStudent presentationPPT
Historical presentation on the Carnivore surveillance system and its law-enforcement context. Discusses electronic communications, cybercrime, and the use of network surveillance tools.
- 3Denial of Service and E-Commerce Risk — Jearanai MuangsuwanStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on denial-of-service and distributed denial-of-service attacks and their effects on enterprise availability. Reviews historical attack categories, business impact, defensive policies, and incident response.
- 4Denial-of-Service Attacks and Prevention — Alex RamosStudent presentationPPT
Presentation explaining DoS and distributed DoS, attack categories, and why these threats are difficult to counter. Includes historical tools, demonstrations, and prevention concepts in a network-security teaching context.
- 5Digital Signatures — Xiaoyan Guo and Xiaohang LuoStudent presentationPPT
Presentation explaining digital-signature features, concepts, operation, and registration. Shows how public and private keys can help verify a signer and detect changes to a message.
- 6Encryption Fundamentals — David CromartieStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on converting readable information into ciphertext. Introduces symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, and hash functions and compares their basic roles.
- 7Firewalls and Network Entry-Point Protection — Sadia MalikStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing firewalls as a way to control unwanted traffic at a network boundary. Explains their protective role in a networked system.
- 8Firewall Types and Design Decisions — Fei WangStudent presentationPPT
Presentation comparing packet filters, circuit gateways, application gateways, and stateful inspection. Discusses firewall operation and basic design choices. The author name follows the presentation rather than the filename.
- 9How Firewalls Work: Hardware and Software Approaches — Ramona HollowayStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on protecting private networks against hostile access and unwanted traffic. Compares hardware and software firewalls and explains filtering at the junction between networks.
- 10Firewall Components, Benefits, and Limitations — Wei Li and Houcheng ZhaiStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation defining firewalls and reviewing their components, benefits, products, and practical limitations. The author names follow the presentation rather than the older filename.
- 11Firewall Filtering and Product Approaches — Seferash B. Asfa WossenStudent presentationPPT
Presentation on filtering incoming and outgoing IP traffic. Reviews application-specific and hardware-based firewall approaches and the accept-or-reject decisions they enforce.
- 12Mobile Networking through Mobile IP — Yongliang ShenStudent presentationPPT
Presentation explaining Mobile IP, mobile connectivity, home addresses, and care-of addresses. Despite the InternetFirewalls filename, the actual subject is mobile networking.
- 13Network Intrusion Detection Systems — Author Not IdentifiedStudent presentationPPT
Historical student presentation introducing the identification of suspicious network-traffic patterns. Includes packet capture and decoding topics; some material mixes intrusion-detection concepts with network-driver features.
- 14Network Router Security and Packet Filtering — Yaning Deng, Written PaperStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper introducing the OSI model, router structure, logical addressing, routing, and packet filtering. Explains how network-layer functions contribute to controlling traffic and protecting a network.
- 15Network Router Security and Packet Filtering — PresentationStudent presentationPPT
Lecture-style presentation accompanying the router-security topic. Covers the OSI model, network-layer addressing and routing, IP addressing, and the use of packet filtering.
- 16Network Security and Firewall Types — Xiuxian ChenStudent presentationPPT
Student presentation defining firewalls and illustrating their placement in a network. Introduces firewall categories and their role in controlling access to network resources.
- 17Securing a Multi-Campus College Network — James FongeStudent paper / documentDOC
Network-security project based on a community-college scenario. Covers business and technical goals, remote access, user communities, applications, topology changes, testing, deployment, and additional safeguards.
- 18Public Key Infrastructure: Concepts and Deployment — Charles AnakwezeStudent presentationPPT
Presentation introducing cryptography, PKI terminology, and infrastructure components. Highlights aspects that require planning when deploying a public-key infrastructure.
- 19Computer Security: Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Responses — Arisara SangsopapunStudent presentationPPT
Presentation explaining prevention, detection, and recovery as parts of computer security. Distinguishes threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks before introducing categories of security risk.
- 20Software Security Threats — Author Not IdentifiedStudent presentationPPT
Presentation surveying probes and scans, compromised accounts, packet sniffing, denial of service, malicious code, and spoofing. Provides a historical overview of common threats to software and networked systems.
- 21HQDA Tracking System Modernization and Systems Analysis — Brend CentenoStudent presentationPPT
Case-study presentation on the development and modernization of a correspondence and task-tracking system. Compares application generations, architecture, workflow, and the value of systems analysis; this is a systems project rather than a general security tutorial.
- 22Network Management and Its Five Functional Areas — Ibimina Young-HarryStudent paper / documentDOC
Paper on monitoring and maintaining networks through configuration, fault, security, performance, and accounting management. Despite the Wireless Network Security Solutions filename, the document’s actual subject is network management.