CSC327
The course introduces the underlying the principles and design of cryptosystems. The course covers the basics concepts of cryptography including: traditional ciphers, block ciphers, stream ciphers, public and private key cryptosystems. The course also includes the theory of hash functions, authentication systems, network security protocols and malicious logic.
Cryptography for TU BSc CSIT is covered here in full, from syllabus notes to solved past questions. This subject has 7 chapters mapped to the official syllabus, and 72 past exam questions with written model answers. You can read the notes and answers for free, and a free account adds flashcards and progress tracking so weak topics come back before the exam.
This TU BSc CSIT Cryptography guide covers Introduction and Classical Ciphers, Symmetric Ciphers, Asymmetric Ciphers, Cryptographic Hash Functions and Digital Signatures, Authentication, Network Security and Public Key Infrastructure, Malicious Logic, across 7 chapters. It includes model answers to 72 past exam questions, plus flashcards for quick revision.
Share of marks across past TU exams.
In this chapter. Tap one to practise its questions.
Cryptography has 7 chapters mapped to the official syllabus.
Yes. Each of the 72 past questions comes with a written model answer you can read for free.
Yes, the notes and model answers are free to read. A free account adds flashcards and progress tracking.
Based on the official syllabus.