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ECS 153 Spring 2021. Computer Security. This covers symmetric key cryptography. The video begins at 7:00 from the beginning.
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ECS 153 Spring 2021. Computer Security. This discusses DRM, RBAC, and begins cryptography. The video begins at 0:31 from the beginning.
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Erik (Health Sciences and Student Services Librarian) will take you on a tour of a class guide developed for your class. He then shows you some important databases and some cool features for each…
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ECS 153 Spring 2021. Computer Security. This is the second discussion section of the week of April 5. The video begins at 2:22 from the beginning.
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ECS 153 Spring 2021. Computer Security. This is the first discussion section of the week of April 5. The video begins at 13:21 from the beginning.
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Selected answer for problem 1, 3 ,4, 6.
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(Recorded March 18, 2021)If you’ve attended any of our previous PlayPosit webinars,
you have seen the many features of PlayPosit, and how it can be used to
create interactive videos. It turns…
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For those of you looking to improve student engagement with your
videos, the tool PlayPosit can help students stay engaged and retain key
course content. PlayPosit is an online learning platform…
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This month we featured a faculty speaker, graduate student
speaker, and a question and answer session about technology-supported
remote instruction.
Our featured faculty speaker was Dr. Marc…
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This is a recording of the sixteenth lecture, recorded by Zoom
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The video shares the strategy of horizontal reading for understanding a scholarly conversation across multiple sources. The video uses Miller and Schulz's "University Literacy" article…
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This is a recording of the thirteenth lecture, recorded by Zoom
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During this presentation, you will learn tips for searching the database Web of Science.
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This short screencast will demonstrate how to effectively search Compendex, an engineering database.
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This video introduces BEAM as a way to think about purposeful source use in academic writing. BEAM is an acronym for Background, Exhibit, Argument, and Method sources.
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