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SNAS: A Sensor Network-based Data Center Authentication SystemAdvisor : GU Lin / CSEStudent : YANG Shuo / CPEG-HR(<strong>UROP</strong><strong>11</strong>00 & 1200, Spring 20<strong>11</strong> & Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)SNAS is a sensor network based security system designed for secure data center management.SNAS forms a sensor network within a data center by attaching sensor network motes to thedata center rack servers and the working station of the administrator. The data center managercan manage the servers through the sensor network. This system eliminates some of thesecurity problems present in the current LAN network-based data center management system.Result of experimental implementation shows that SNAS provides good physicalauthentication function while introduces short delay to the management process.Google Android Platform and Application DevelopmentAdvisor : MUPPALA K R Jogesh / CSEStudents : CHANDRASEGARAN Kannan S / CPEG(<strong>UROP</strong>1000, Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)LI Tao / COMP(<strong>UROP</strong>1000, Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)ZHANG Yaofeng / COMP(<strong>UROP</strong>1000, Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)ZHAO Guanlun / COMP(<strong>UROP</strong>1000, Summer 20<strong>11</strong>)Android is currently one of the most popular mobile platforms. This project investigates thedevelopment of an Android application. A brief history of Android platform is studied, andour team then focuses on the purpose and functionality of an Android application we havedeveloped for Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). By developing the application, our teamexplores the features, application development and platform development issues withinAndroid.40

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