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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3081Cryptography and Data Protection ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+1ps+1ca Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Lidiya Hristova Georgieva, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 380, 888 711 E-mail: LGeorgieva@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Principal Assistant Elena Dyankova Yakimova, MEng, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 276, Е-mail: ESimeonova@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The Cryptography and data security course is compulsory for students of CST. Its objective is to introduce the students to the field of cryptology. The lectures include topics on classical cryptosystems, cryptography protocols, techniques and algorithms - conventional and modern symmetric encryption, stream ciphers and pseudo random numbers, public-key cryptography, Hash function etc. The goals of the course are a well-rounded theoretical knowledge of the most important aspects of these topics, together with implementation of some cryptosystems in software. Course content: Foundations of cryptography and security, Cryptography protocols and techniques, Classical and modern encryption algorithms – Data encryption standard, stream and block ciphers, public-key encryption, pseudo random generators, one-way Hash functions, RSA etc. Teaching and assessment: The lectures last two hours, and the lecture material precedes the practice sessions and course work. The practice sessions are one hour per week and are conducted as a sequence of two hours at intervals of a week. At the beginning of each practice session students’ knowledge is checked. The course finishes with an exam. The assessment during semester allows students to receive regular knowledge. 3082 Computer Architectures ЕCTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 3lec+0sem+0labs+3ps Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Department involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lectors: Principal Assistant Milen Loukantchevsky, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 674, Email: mil@ieee.org Abstract: The course addresses architectural aspects of computer systems. Main terms and principles in computer architectures are discussed as well as organization of computations. Modern computer architectures are presented analytically and comparatively. The instructions pipeline and its control is the subject of special attention. The three main architectures (accumulator, stack, register) are discussed, as well as the IA-32 architecture, the DLX architecture of RISC type, memory hierarchy and input-output subsystem structure. Course content: Computer architecture principles. Historical perspective. Types of computer architectures. Computer system base structure. Principles, laps and equations of computer performance. Organization of the computations. Accumulator, stack and register architecture. Architecture IA32. Working modes. RISC architecture DLX. Instruction level parallelism. Computer memory hierarchy. Input-output system. Teaching and assessment: The lectures introduce main theoretical topics. Each group of lectures ends with a summary of the material discussed and formulation of problems. At the practice sessions simulations and real systems are used putting lectures to practice. Each workshop begins with formulation and analysis of problems. At the very end the students are asked to summarize their results in written form. The information materials needed are given in electronic form to all of the students. 165
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3083 Reliability and Diagnostics of Computer Systems ECTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+2ps+0,5p Assessment: exam Type of exam: written and oral Department involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Prof. Angel Sotirov Smrikarov, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 743, E-mail: asmrikarov@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Principal Assistant Galina Ivanova Ivanova, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 888 743, E-mail: givanova@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The objective of the Reliability and Diagnostics of Computer Systems course is to familiarise the students with the main methods of raising the reliability of computer systems, with different types of codes and their use to discover and correct errors, with types of faults and methods for generating control and diagnostic tests of combination and serial circuits. The course is linked with the following courses: Analysis and Synthesis of Logic Circuits, Computer Organization, Software Engineering, Computer Peripherals, Computer Architectures, etc. Course content: Theory of reliability - main concepts, indicators, computing the reliability. Methods for raising the reliability of computer systems and technologies. Optimal reliability. Coding theory. Codes - types, theory, hardware implementation. Hardware reliability. Software reliability. Diagnostics – fault models. Testing and diagnostics of combination and serial circuits. Methods and tools for testing computer systems. Teaching and assessment: The lectures familiarise the students with the theoretic aspects of the main questions of reliability and diagnostics. The practical sessions give the opportunity to explore software methods for control and to familiarise the students with different programs for testing personal computers. The course ends with an exam. During the semester continuous assessment is carried out too. If the students work systematically and achieve good results, they can be exempt from the exam. 3086 Specializing practice – II ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 4 weeks, 120 hours P Assessment: colloquium Type of exam: written and oral Departments involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Principal Assistant Lachezar Lazarov Yordanov, MEng, Dept. of Computing, tel: +356 (0) 82 888859, E-mail: LIordanov@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The purpose of the discipline “Specializing Practice – II” is to help the students from the specialty “Computer Sciences and Technologies” assimilate the knowledge and skills gained by the time of the practice. Gaining new specific skills within the environment of a real working factory or organization, which is working in the sphere of designing, integrating, manufacturing, running and/or support of the latest computer and office equipment, networks, and informational systems. It takes place in the sixth semester, right after the summer exams. Course content: Introduction with the production activity of the company or the organization. Standardized regulation of the system, exploitation, working safety measurements, fire safety and pollution safety. Inside order of the company or the organization. Architecture of the computer systems. Application support. Peripherals and their management. Future upgrade and extending of the computer configurations. Support and maintainance of the computer systems. Operating systems. File organization of data. Running test of the applications installed. Evaluating the applications' quality. Systems for managing data bases. Characteristics and parameters of the peripherals. Computer networks. Architectural special features of the network. Technical means of the network. Network operating system. Methods of access. Teaching and assessment: The practice takes place in the time specified according to the study schedule. The classes are in well organized and modernly equipped companies, working in the sphere of electronic manufacturing, developing and support of computer and office equipment. The duration of the specializing practice is 20 working days, 6 hours a day, which means 120 hours. The lectures and the practice are in continuous order. In each working place the students are being instructed with the safety requirements and the specific tasks for the classes. Each student gets a personal practical task. The discipline ends with a colloquium. 166
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