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Title: Usable Privacy and Security Course Overview


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Usable Privacy and Security Course Overview
  • Lorrie Cranor, Jason Hong, Mike Reiter
  • Grad students and juniors and seniors
  • Tended to be HCI, CS, Public Policy students
  • Textbook
  • First few lectures broad intros
  • Intro to HCI methods
  • Intro to privacy
  • Intro to computer security
  • Students led rest of lectures
    and discussion

2
Course Projects
  • Teams of 3-4 people
  • At most 1 HCI Masters student
  • At most 2 PhD students
  • Project requirements
  • Complete IRB proposal (not necessarily submit)
  • Develop questionnaires / surveys / prototypes
  • Test study protocol on other students
  • Conduct pilot study

3
Course Projects
  • Projects
  • Foxtor Anonymous Web Browsing
  • Why Johnny Still Cant Encrypt
  • Symbols of Privacy
  • Improving Decisions on Opening E-mail Attachments

4
Course Highlights
  • Need more small-scale exercises on HCI methods
  • Small-scale user studies
  • Heuristic evaluation
  • Students had lots of activities in lectures
  • Good password habits quiz
  • Pictionary exercise
  • Develop and run small user study on CD player /
    calculator
  • Students wanted more instructor lectures
  • Pilot study hardest part, not lots of experience
  • Recruiting, Debugging protocol
  • Do pre-pilot study, get feedback in midterm
    presentations
  • Overall, projects pretty good

5
  • Discussion board for posting beforehand
  • Social engineering session
  • Combine with HCI course somehow?
  • Split homeworks T/Th for attendance reasons
  • Will help you find job

6
  • Teaching Usable Privacy
  • and Security
  • Discussion Notes

7
Teaching Usable Privacy and SecurityDiscussion
Notes
  • 20 people in attendance
  • People that would like to take the course
  • People that will be teaching course or lecture
    like it soon
  • Brief overview of our course (Spring 2006)
  • Taught by Lorrie Cranor, Jason Hong, Mike Reiter
  • Seminar style, 15 students
  • Started with intro to HCI, privacy, security
  • Rest of lectures and discussions student led
  • Large course project with milestones and
    presentations
  • Project group constraints 1 HCI, 2PhDs max

8
Teaching Usable Privacy and SecurityDiscussion
Notes
  • What worked well?
  • Breadth of course good
  • Diverse backgrounds helped learning
  • Project was good opportunity to learn
  • Midterm presentations to get project feedback
  • Students asked to have study and pre-pilot done
  • What could be improved?
  • Hardest part was designing and running pilot
    study
  • More homeworks with small HCI exercises
  • More guest lectures of case studies

9
Teaching Usable Privacy and SecurityDiscussion
Notes
  • Possible directions
  • Have students take both a security and HCI
    course?
  • Either sequential or simultaneously
  • Include a social engineering component
  • What if only doing 1-2 lectures?
  • Get people to appreciate difficulty and
    importance
  • Get people to understand finding experts
  • Final Notes
  • Assembling an instructors manual
  • Please send any materials youre willing to share
  • We are also looking for reviewers
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