Seminar Schedule
Traceback
Multicasting
Mobility
Trust
Reputation
Identity
Spam
Worm
DOS
VoIP
Topology Hiding
Brainstorming
IPTV
Medical
911
Brainstorming and
final grade allocation
Pat, Yanos
Vandana, Avanthi, Peng
Yanos, Avanthi
Prakash, Srikanth
Prakash, Liqin, Venkat
Chris, Pat
Srikanth, Liquin, Chris
Terry, Vandana, Sandeep
Terry, Prateek, Vijay
Prateek, Vivek
Sandeep, Vijay, Vivek
RD and ALL
Valmiki, Samer
Samer, Valmiki,
Peng, Venkat
RD and ALL
10/1, 11/5
10/1, 11/5
10/1, 11/5
10/1, 11/5
10/1, 11/5
10/1, 11/5
9/29, 9/29
10/4, 10/11
10/4,10/11
10/18, 10/25
10/18, 10/25
11/8
11/15, 11/22
11/15, 11/22
11/29, Review
12/6
Literature Survey for the topics and subtopics you selected (If you don’t know what
your subtopics are, contact me immediately)
 Summary, 5% of the final grade
o 1 page for each topic/subtopic. This should be at least three paragraphs.
First paragraph describes the background and overview/importance of the
topic. Second paragraph describes the summary of the issues on the
subtopic. Third paragraphs describes the summary of work done in this
area and what you will be covering in the next two seminars)
 Literature Survey (10% of the final grade)
o ALL references you have collected after an exhaustive search from
IEEE, ACM, IETF, Google and other places)
o Categorize the references into different groups. .For example,
overview/survey, subtopic1, subtopic2, etc.,
 Division of Labor,
o What are you doing and what others are doing in your team.
This can be common to all the people in the team
Final Report (25% of the final grade)
This is based on your subtopic. This should be an overview article on the subtopic you
picked. For format and examples, see IEEE Network magazine archives for examples.
This report should not copy any text (as it is) from the references. If you don’t know
what is your topic, contact me immediately.
Seminar I Format (total of 50-60 minutes per topic; 20% of final grade)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Background(5-15 slides)
Problem definition(3-5 slides)
Benchmarks and metrics for measurements(2-4 slides)
Requirements(5-10 slides)
Summary of different methods (5-10 slides)
Conclusion(4-8 slides)
Division of labor for Seminar I (guidelines):
First person: 1,2
Second person: 3,4
Third person: 5,6
Seminar II Format (total of 50-60 minutes per topic and the follow the
guidelines for each subtopic; 20% of final grade):
 Problem definition(2-3)
 Background(3-5 slides)
 Detailed description of 1-2 methods(10-15 slides)
 Comparison of these methods w.r.t metrics(2-5 slides)
 Pro's and Con's for each method (including your comments)(2-3
slides)
 Comparison w.r.t background material(2-3 slides)
 Conclusion(4-10 slides)
NOTE:
 Use as many pictures/images/tables/plots possible for conveying your
message.
 Submit slides one week before the presentation
 Read it and correct yourself
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mleone/web/how-to.html
 Please DO NOT send the power point slides to my email address.
Send the link (from your website) to the class and SUBMIT using
project. I am in Research Park almost on all days. Come and talk to
me if you have any questions