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IITC Workshop Details |
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14th October 2006 |
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WS1: Security Products:Should I buy a black box or get an open one for free? |
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Many organizations are evaluating and deploying security products to protect themselves from computer crimes. However, comparing features of security product and their strength is a difficult and time-intensive task. This workshop describes and demonstrates various free open source security products and tools that can be used in the enterprise as well as day to day life. This workshop also covers important topics in the area of information system security including computer forensics.
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| Resource Person: |
Dr. Kasun De Zoysa, Senior Lecturer, University of Colombo School of Computing, Sri Lanka
Mr. Jeffy Mwakalinga, Researcher, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden |
| Intended Audience: |
| IT Professionals responsible for planning, implementing or managing IT security infrastructure in organizations |
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WS-2: Computer Networks: - Planning, Design, Implementation, Testing, Management and Maintenance in real world! |
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This workshop will give a sound understanding of the relevant areas required to complete a Computer Networking Project. While assuming a reasonable knowledge of Data Communications and networking hardware, the discussion will focus more on how the existing knowledge and experience could be effectively used to implement various ‘networking projects’ from small scale ‘home office’ implementations to ‘campus wide’ large installations. Demonstrations of significant practical applications mentioned within the workshop would be carried out at various points in the proceedings |
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Dr. Nalin Ranasinghe,Senior Lecturer, University of Colombo School of Computing, Sri Lanka
Kanishka D. Perera,
Access Telecom Technologies.
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| Intended Audience: |
| IT Professionals responsible for planning, implementing or managing network infrastructures |
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| WS-4: Sensor Network and Its Applications to National Security |
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In recent years, ah-hoc and sensor network research has been undergoing a quiet revolution, promising to have significant impact on a broad range of applications relating to national security, health care, the environment, energy, food safety, and manufacturing. This workshop describes sensor network technology and its applications relating to national security. In this workshop participants will get hands-on experience on various sensor motes and few sensor applications developed in wireless ad-hoc and sensor network laboratory (WASN Lab), University of Colombo School of Computing.
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Dr. Leif Axelsson, Senior Researcher, Volvo Technology Corporation, Sweden
Dr. Kasun De Zoysa, Senior Researcher, WASN Lab, University of Colombo School of Computing, Sri Lanka |
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Engineers, Scientists, Managers, and Technicians from different fields
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WS-3: e-Learning Experience: Value Added Learning through Instructional and Interactive Design |
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This workshop would be an excellent opportunity for those who are willing to use e-learning based service to their customers. Designing and developing e-learning content is challenging as well as creative. The process of developing e-learning material is some what similar to software development but its quality decides the effectiveness. Instructional design guides the designers of e-learning material to produce high quality material which can be used to provide an effective and efficient e-learning based service. In a learner-centric environment, developers have to decide interactivity that matches the designers guidelines. At the same time, e-learning development should not be done in an adhoc manner but should be done in accordance with accepted international standard such as SCORM. In this workshop, four international e-learning experts from USA, Japan, Sweden and Sri Lanka will share their experience in this process of designing and developing e-learning material.
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Prof. Nanda Ganesan, Professor of Information Systems, School of Business and Economics, California State University, USA
Professor Johan thorbiornson, Senior Researcher, Royal Institute of technology, Sweden
Koko Nakahara, JICA Expert on International Design
Dr. K. P. Hewagamage, Head, e-Learning Center, University of Colombo School of Computing, Sri Lanka
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| Teachers/learners who are willing to practice e-learning with ICT and e-Learning designers and developers from the public and private sector |
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| WS - 5: IPv6 Technical Overview, Operation and Transition |
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This tutorial aims to provide a basic understanding of IPv6 address architecture, IPv6 operation and technical features, transition mechanisms and their challenges and IPv6 policy and allocation criteria. The current deployment status of IPv6 will also be discussed.
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Champika Wijayatunga, Senior Training Specialist,
APNIC, Australia.
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IT Professionals responsible for planning, implementing or managing network infrastructures. |
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Investment: |
Rs. 3600.00 per day per conference, Rs. 7200.00 per workshop
A discount of 1/6 for those attending more than one day ( conference or workshop)
A further discount of 20% for professional members of the CSSL and 10% for professional members of IEEE, ACS, BCS, IESL,CIMA and CIM
VAT at 15% |
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