Description

This course provides advanced topics in cryptography. Topics include interactive proofs, secure protocols, zero-knowledge proofs, non- interactive zero-knowledge proofs, two-party secure computation, homomorphic encryption, multiparty secure computation, key ratcheting, and quantum cryptography. Other topics may be covered such as fingerprinting, steganography, and digital watermarking.

Program

Undergraduate 132 CRs

Objectives

• - Develop an advanced understanding of cryptography, covering topics such as interactive proofs, secure protocols, and zero-knowledge proofs.
  - Gain expertise in advanced cryptographic techniques, including non-interactive zero- knowledge proofs, two-party secure computation, homomorphic encryption, multiparty secure computation, key ratcheting, and quantum cryptography.
  - Explore additional cryptography-related subjects, including fingerprinting, steganography, and digital watermarking.
  - Be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to address complex cryptographic challenges and develop secure communication and data protection solutions.
  - Prepare for advanced research or practical applications in the field of cryptography.