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This document outlines Shada Alsalamah's master's dissertation project on information security and privacy. It discusses how she selected her project topic by discussing ideas with her supervisor and refining her topic. Her project addressed three issues in access control models by developing an information labeling palette Microsoft Word add-on to provide more granular and persistent access controls. The document provides tips for students selecting projects, managing supervisors, and writing up dissertations.
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MSc project (my story 2012)
- 1. My Story Master’s Dissertation in Information Security & Privacy 2009 Shada Alsalamah
- 2. Structure • My story • Tips How I selected my project? Getting ideas? Selecting your project My Project’s scope Managing your supervisor Demo Writing up
- 3. How did I select my project?
- 4. How did I select my project?
- 5. How did I select my project? Discuss
- 6. How did I select my project? Discuss Listen
- 7. How did I select my project? Discuss Listen Select
- 8. How did I select my project? Discuss Listen Select Refine
- 9. What was my project all about? • Solve 3 information security issue in access control models o Limited granularity o Lack of persistent control o Static access control
- 10. Cont. • Created an information control model. • Building on two pieces of work. • Developed a Microsoft© Word© add-on “Information Labelling Palette”
- 11. Information Labelling Palette Microsoft© Word© add-on software
- 12. Demo
- 13. Getting ideas • Find an idea in… o coursework o material you read o open discussions o proposed topics
- 14. Selecting your project • Discuss idea with potential supervisors • Listen to their offers • Check previous projects • Consider your own skills !!!!
- 15. Managing your supervisor • Regular meetings • Feel free to speak your mind!! • Check your supervisors diary (holidays!!)
- 16. Writing up • Check past dissertations in the library!! • Write from day one • Read this book: Silverman D. (2005). Doing Qualitative Research, SAGE Publications.
- 17. Thank you & Good luck! Shada Alsalamah S.A.Salamah@cs.cardiff.ac.uk
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- Limited granularity\n large amounts of information cannot be shared due to small amounts of sensitive content.\n No Persistent Control\n Information is not controlled outside the secured network boundaries.\n Limited to a number of users and uses.\n Static access control\n permanent and cannot be modified by the owner of the information.\n
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- In the library\n
- In the library\n
- Previous students of your supervisor\n
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