Prospective Graduate Students:
The Network Security Group has research funding to support doctoral students.
Our group has number of funded research projects and active collaboration with research labs, industry, and other
universities. Our work appears in research venues such as
ACM SIGCOMM
and
IEEE INFOCOM.
In addition, our group is actively involved in venues such as the
NANOG
and
IETF.
For more information, see
NetSec website
and
NetSec Wiki.
See the Colorado State University Computer Science Department for information on the application process. You can also review the Network Security Group's Suggested Course Plan For Graduate Students.
Colorado State Graduate Students:
The Network Security Group maintains a Suggested Course Plan For Graduate Students.
All current doctoral students in the NetSec group must complete and submit the course planning template in the first semester. The template needs to be updated if the plans change.
Students interested in joining the Network Security Group are welcome to attend the group's weekly meeting and should see the wiki page for times and locations. In addition, all students are expected to take (and do well in) CS 557 and CS 657.
Colorado State Undergraduate Students: The NetSec group often has a number of research projects that employ undergraduates and/or offers independent study credit. You should take (and do well in) CS 457.
