Title：Computer Program Security

Professor Clark Thomborson,University of Auckland, New Zealand

Courses: May 27 (Wed.): 14:00-15:30;  Room 4 # 302, FIT Building
May 31  (Sun.):         14:00-15:30;  Room 3 # 125, FIT Building
June 1 (Mon.):          14:00-15:30;  Room 4 # 302, FIT Building
June 3 (Wed.):          14:00-15:30;  Room 3 # 125, FIT Building
June 4 (Thurs.):        10:00-11:30;  Room 3 # 125, FIT Building
June 5 (Fri.) :         10:00-11:30;  Room 4 # 302, FIT Building

Key words: Security, Trust, Security Requirements.

Introduction:Professor Clark Thomborson joined the Computer Science department
at The University of Auckland in 1996.  His current research focus is on the
analysis of architectures for trustworthy computer systems,  with respect to
their economic, legal, and social controls.  Clark's prior academic positions
were at the University of Minnesota and at the University of California at
Berkeley.  He has also worked at MIT, Microsoft Research (Redmond), InterTrust,
IBM (Yorktown and Almaden), the Institute for Technical Cybernetics (Slovakia),
Xerox PARC, Digital Biometrics, LaserMaster, and Nicolet Instrument Corporation.
  Under his birth name Clark Thompson, he was awarded a PhD in Computer Science
from Carnegie-Mellon University and a BS (Honors) in Chemistry from Stanford.

Scientific Discussions with Professors and Students: By appointment only .

Contact Person: Prof. Jianmin Wang: jimwang@tsinghua.edu.cn