Information Security Experiment and Practice Tutorial

Author: Zhang Jiwen
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is an experimental and practical textbook designed to meet the needs of information system security teaching. It selects 28 experiments that cover the main branches and fields of current information system security. Believing that "students are a collection of intelligence," the book does not adopt the traditional approach of having students demonstrate steps in a given environment. Instead, after providing relevant knowledge and some exemplary experimental processes, it allows students to decide on the experimental environment and design their own experimental procedures, offering them a broader stage to fully showcase their intelligence and creativity, thereby stimulating their enthusiasm for learning. Correspondingly, each experiment and practice is divided into four processes: preparation, reservation, implementation, and discussion. Based on the characteristics of the course itself, it is recommended that the focus of assessment be placed on the preparation of experiments and post-experiment discussions.
This book can be used independently or in conjunction with any classroom textbook. It is suitable as a textbook for experimental and practical teaching of information system security for students majoring in computer science, information security, information management, other electronic-related, and automatic control-related fields. It is also suitable for information security enthusiasts and relevant technical personnel as a reference.