Important Dates

Jan. 23 – Last day to form groups and choose topic

Jan. 24 – Randomly form groups and assign topics to left over students

Feb. 25 – First oral presentation (problem formulation): approximately 5mins/group

Apr. 2 – Report due in class for every group

Apr 2, 3 – Second oral presentation: approximately 20mins/group (15mins presentation + 5mins Q/A) ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY

Projects List

Programming Projects

1. Web Services + XACML ( Swati Jain and Zara Razvi)
• The main idea of this project is to implement role-based access control using eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) using Web Service as an application.
• OASIS XAML web page.

2. Web Services + SAML: Single Sign On (Mobashir Nasar, Vladimir Kavoun, and Wei Wang)
• Read this document for an overview

1. Web Services + SAML + XACML (Xinrong Huang, Jeremy Ng, Yusup Yusup).

· Read this document for an overview.

2. VoIP using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) (Adrian Vasilescu and Alex Volkov)
• The idea of this project is to understand and extend SIP server provided by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
• You may have to extend SIP client as well.

3. Web-based Instant Messaging (Neela Maharaj, Dariusz Benda, Khandker Hasan)

Paper-based Projects (you are required to use Latex for your report)

1. Vehicular sensor networks (Arsalan Bahojb, Scott Haley, Ron Tal)

2. Viruses (Agyakar Singh, Vishant, Jasmine Kaur)

Order of presentations:

1. Virus
2. Vehicular sensor networks
3. VoIP
4. Web-based IM
5. Web Services + SAML
6. Web Services + XACML
7. Web Services + SAML + XACML

Marking Scheme*

Programming Project	Paper-based Project
20% - Presentation and Q/A (or demo)	20% - Presentation and Q/A
10% - Format, organization, layout, grammars	10% - Format, organization, layout, grammars
10% - Introduction + Problem Formulation	20% - Introduction + Problem Formulation
10% - System Design	10% - Summary of related work
25% - Implementation	10% - Summary/understanding of the base papers
5% - Evaluation or testing	10% - Evaluation or comparison
10% - References (citation)	10% - References (citation)
10% - Conclusion and Discussion	10% - Conclusion and discussion

* Note that you do not have to breakdown your report as above