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U. Washington Crypto Course Now Online for Free

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the terces-pot-ylatot dept.

Alien54 writes "Who wants to pay for Stanford's Crypto Course, when University of Washington has made the whole Cryptography Course available online for free. Yes, all the presentations, videos (mp3, WMV), homework, quizzes etc. are available online. The material seems pretty decent, and is intended for an advanced audience." Found on linkfilter.

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  1. Also worth visiting... by Sheetrock · · Score: 5, Informative

    The MIT OpenCourseWare site has a sizeable amount of free learning materials. I had it bookmarked a while back when they weren't offering that much but they've since put a lot online.

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    Try not. Do or do not, there is no try.
    -- Dr. Spock, stardate 2822-3.




  2. Thanks by backslashdot · · Score: 3, Informative

    Yeah and it was on college's website before that too.

    Why don't i just visit all the websites on the internet every day? Then i wouldnt have to bother with the inconvenience of browsing slashdot.

    As for having the same writeup? The bottom of the text credits linkfilter .. duh.

  3. Winter '02 course is also available on-line by bal · · Score: 5, Informative

    Winter '06 was actually our second crypto class for UW PMP; lectures and materials from when Josh Benaloh and I taught crypto in Winter '02 are also available on-line. The material covered in the two courses is similar (we added material on cryptanalysis in '06 and updated the existing material). If you're working through the course at home you might find it helpful to work through the '02 assignments as well.

  4. Related: Networks course at CMU by angio · · Score: 4, Informative

    Since people seem to be interested in this, you might also take a peek at
    the CMU computer networks course, which I put online almost entirely (lecture nodes, video, homeworks, and the programming projects). Click on "Syllabus" to get to the contentful-bits. Feedback is welcome: Srini and I hope that leaving it online will be useful for students and instructors everywhere.