IEEE Cs Cfp Computer filler

CfP : IEEE Transactions on Education on theme

The broad acceptance of mobile technology has undoubtedly created new opportunities in communication. The proposed environment attempts to enhance the information flow among the members of a department and, furthermore, to provide a test-bed mobile Web application for students undertaking Internet technologies courses. The key ideas are to support the educational process to provide auxiliary ac...

CS 5431 – Computer Security

There is no universally accepted definition of privacy. It is variously referred to as a right or a privilege, a descriptive concept or a normative one, a question of secrecy or of control. Several efforts have been made to formally define privacy, but none are universally accepted. One definition that has had a lot of influence over the years, particularly on legal interpretations of privacy, ...

CS 161 Computer Security

Instructions: Submit your solution by Thursday, February 11, 11:59pm, in the drop box labelled CS161 in 283 Soda Hall. Print your name, your class account name (e.g., cs161-xy), your TA's name, the discussion section time where you want to pick up your graded homework, and " HW1 " prominently on the first page. Staple all pages together. Your solutions must be legible and the solution to each p...

CS 4495 / 7495 Computer Vision

Cs-352 Theoretical Computer Science

Today we continue with the topic of the previous lecture – game theory. Last time we introduced a notion of Nash equilibrium and showed that all the examples of games we considered posses them. This begs to wonder: was it a coincidence or maybe every game has a Nash equilibrium? Answering this question is the main topic of this lecture. In particular, we prove two fundamental theorems in this r...