EE627 Final Project Fall 2006

This is the final project of the course. Your team needs to write a small project proposal describing what you intend to do. This is due on November 20, 2006 during class. It should be 1-3 pages and clearly indicate what you want to do. The proposal must be approved before you proceed with your work. You are strongly encourage to discuss your ideas with Professor Delp. Here are some suggestions:
  1. Examine a differential attack on a small version of a AES or DES-like cipher
  2. Examine error resilient cryptography
  3. Examine visual secret sharing
  4. Examine message authentication codes
  5. Examine "soft" hashes for images
  6. Examine spread spectrum watermarking
  7. Examine "lossless" fragile watermarking
  8. Examine digital rights management systems

 

The final project report is due at the Final Exam which is when your group will do its presentation. If you plan on using a computer projector in the room you should make sure you test the functionality of the projector well before your presentation!

Report:

You must provide a typed report describing what you did that includes figures, graphs, and references.

You must also provided a CD-ROM the contains a copy of your report and commented source code.

The report MUST be bound (a simple staple in the upper left corner of the report is sufficient). You must use 12 point type with 1.5 spaces between lines and single-sided printing. The report must follow the style of an IEEE journal article with single column format. You must use the IEEE style for citing and listing the references. The report will not be returned to you.

Presentation:

Your group needs to prepare a 15 minute presentation. Your presentation overheads MUST be readable from the back of the room. In general the font size
must be at least 24 point.

Please turn in a copy of your presentation overheads with your report.

 

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This information was last updated on October 26, 2006 at 3:15pm EDT.
Professor Edward J. Delp