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"Samson" Cheung
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Multimedia
Information Analysis (MIA) Laboratory.
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EE211 Circuits I: Spring’12, Spring’10
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EE222 Electrical Engineering Laboratory I: Spring’10, Fall’08
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EE421G Signal and Systems: Fall’07
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EE422G Signal and Systems II: Spring’07,
Fall’06, Spring’06, Fall'05, Spring'05
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EE586 Communication and Switching Networks: Fall’12,
Fall’10, Fall’09, Fall’08
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EE639 Advanced topics in signal processing and
communications: Fall’12, Fall’10,
Fall’09, Spring’08, Spring’06,
Fall'05, Fall'04
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EE640 Stochastic Systems: Spring’11
Humans are incapable
of securely storing high-quality cryptographic keys, and they have
unacceptable speed
and accuracy when performing cryptographic operations. (They are
also large, expensive
to maintain, difficult to manage, and they pollute the environment. It
is astonishing that
these devices continue to be manufactured and deployed. But they are
sufficiently pervasive
that we must design our protocols around their limitations.)
—
KAUFMAN, PERLMAN, AND SPECINER
in “Network Security—Private Communication in a Public World”