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\subsection*{A Preview of 6.033: Unix, DNS, and Cryptography}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{A Preview of 6.033: Unix, DNS, and Cryptography}
Jennifer Tu, Tim Abbott, Kevin Chen, sipb-iap-6033@mit.edu\\
Mon Jan 9, Mon Jan 23, 30, 06-07:00pm, 1-115\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up.  Participants welcome at individual sessions (series).\\

Are you taking 6.033 this spring? Or next spring? Or just want to learn something new? We'll talk about three topics covered in 6.033 -- Unix, DNS, and cryptography. As a quick disclaimer, this IAP series only offers a small sampling of what you'll experience in 6.033. Hopefully, it will help you understand the practical aspects and basics of how things work, so you can concentrate on the concepts and reasonings when you take the course. 

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\subsection*{Creating a Firefox Extension}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{Creating a Firefox Extension}

Jeff Walden, sipb-iap-firefox@mit.edu\\
Thu Jan 19, Tue Jan 24, Thu Jan 26, Tue Jan 31, Thu Feb 2, 07-09:00pm, 1-190\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up. Participants requested to attend all sessions (non-series). Prereq: Proficiency with CSS/JavaScript/XML and some programming exp.\\

This class will teach you how to create a moderately complex Firefox extension which demonstrates most of the technologies used to create many extensions as well as Firefox itself. You will learn how to: write an extension's UI, write a simple XPCOM component using JavaScript, use JavaScript to drive UI interactions, create a custom widget using XBL, and how to package an extension's code to make an installable extension.

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\subsection*{Wikis, Blogs, and Photo Galleries Made Easy: How to Use {\tt scripts.mit.edu} to Create a Supercharged Website}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{Wikis, Blogs, and Photo Galleries Made Easy: How to Use {\tt scripts.mit.edu} to Create a Supercharged Website}

Jeff Arnold, Joe Presbrey, sipb-scripts@mit.edu\\
Fri Jan 20, 06-07:00pm, 32-124\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up. Single session event.\\

A new service now makes it possible to easily create an MIT website with one or more personal wikis, blogs, and/or photo galleries. We will introduce the service, demonstrate it, and answer any questions.

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\subsection*{scripts.mit.edu and sql.mit.edu: User Forum and Q\&A Session}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{scripts.mit.edu and sql.mit.edu: User Forum and Q\&A Session}

Jeff Arnold, Joe Presbrey, sipb-scripts@mit.edu\\
Fri Jan 27, 06-07:00pm, 32-124\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up. Single session event. 

All scripts.mit.edu and sql.mit.edu users are invited to come to this forum hosted by the creators of the service. Check out how others use the service and ask any questions you might have.

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\subsection*{Information Security Lecture Series}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{Information Security Lecture Series}
Sherri Davidoff, sipb-iap-lectures@mit.edu\\
Thu Jan 19, Thu Jan 26, Thu Feb 2, 07:30-09:30pm, 4-237

\subsubsection*{Leading Change: Charting the Course for the Department of the Navy's IM/IT Transformation}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsubsection}{Leading Change: Charting the Course for the Department of the Navy's IM/IT Transformation}
David Wennergren, CIO of the Department of the Navy\\
Thu Jan 19, 7:30-9:00PM, 4-237\\

The Department of the Navy is in the midst of a dramatic transformation to
leverage the power of the ``information age.''  Mr. David Wennergren, the Chief
Information Officer for the Department of the Navy will discuss the significant
accomplishments of the Navy - Marine Corps team in achieving network-centric
operations and knowledge dominance.  He will also discuss the importance of
successfully addressing change management as a part of this digital revolution,
offering insights on challenges and lessons learned in dealing with cultural
change and aligning the work of large, decentralized organizations.

\subsubsection*{Law Enforcement and Corporate IT - Convergence and Conflict}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsubsection}{Law Enforcement and Corporate IT - Convergence and Conflict}
Detective Lieutenant John J. McLean, NEMLEC Computer Crime Unit (serving 46 departments), Medford Police Department \\
Thu Jan 26, 07:30-09:00pm, 4-237\\

Law enforcement must be technically and tactically prepared to respond to
criminal activity in a legally sound and efficient manner. Corporations must
protect their assets with solid business continuity plans and proper protocols
and notifications.  These goals can be in direct conflict. This lecture will
introduce and examine the interplay between the so-called L.E. model
(identifying the culprits and seizing evidence), and the corporate response of
business protection and continuity. Emphasis on practical security measures and
reasonable enforcement approaches that are based on the principle of ``community
policing.''

\subsubsection*{Anonymous Communications for Crypto Geeks, the U.S. Department of Defense, and You}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsubsection}{Anonymous Communications for Crypto Geeks, the U.S. Department of Defense, and You}
Nick Mathewson and Roger Dingledine, developers of Tor\\
Thu Feb 2, 07:30-09:30pm, 4-237\\

Anonymity for the masses is approaching. We're developing Tor (tor.eff.org), a
tool for strong anonymity and privacy on the Internet. Funded by the DoD and the
EFF, Tor is a distributed overlay network of privacy servers around the world.

First half: Introduction to the theory and designs that make anonymity networks
work, and a discussion of the technical choices from the earliest designs of the
1980s to today. Second half: Experiences deploying anonymity, including backing,
adoption, law enforcement issues, abuse, anti-abuse measures, usability,
co-existing with other systems, censorious governments, and creating incentives
for people to help privacy. We'll also discuss threats to anonymous networks
from legal, social, and technical avenues.

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\subsection*{Inessential Matlab}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{Inessential Matlab}
Chris Porter, sipb-iap-matlab@mit.edu \\
Wed Jan 25, 05:30-07:30pm, 4-231\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up.  Single session event.\\

Introductory class on Matlab. 

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\subsection*{Athena and Your Laptop}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{Athena and Your Laptop}
Adam Seering, sipb-iap-laptop@mit.edu\\
Tue Jan 17, Thu Jan 19, Tue Jan 24, Thu Jan 26, 01:00-02:30pm, 37-212\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign-up required.  Recommended: Have a computer on campus, laptop or desktop.\\

Tired of having to walk all the way to an Athena cluster to use
Athena-specific services?  Well, you don't have to!  Learn to use your
own personal computer (either a laptop or a desktop) to take full
advantage of MITNet.  Topics covered include using an e-mail program
(Thunderbird, Eudora, Apple Mail) instead of WebMail, printing to
Athena printers, accessing your Athena home directory and other AFS
lockers, and running software such as Matlab and Maple.  Both Mac and
Windows PC setups will be discussed; if there is interest, Linux setups
will be discussed too.  Time permitting, we'll cover any requested
topics as well.  If you have a laptop, bring it!

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\subsection*{CosmosWorks Seminar}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{CosmosWorks Seminar}
Alex Slocum, Jr., sipb-iap-cosmosworks@mit.edu \\
Thu Jan 12, 06-09:00pm, 4-231\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up.  Single session event.\\

From Installation of Cosmos Works from the MIT Server, to CosmosWorks studies for individual parts as well as assemblies of parts, come get your CosmosWorks questions answered. Basic CosmosMotion and Cosmos FloWorks will also be covered if enough interest is shown.  (Note: Laptops WILL NOT be provided). 

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\subsection*{SolidWorks Seminar}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{SolidWorks Seminar}
Alex Slocum, Jr., sipb-iap-solidworks@mit.edu \\
Wed Jan 11, 06-09:00pm, 4-231\\
No enrollment limit, no advance sign up.  Single session event.\\

From Installation of SolidWorks from the MIT Server, to advanced assemblies, come get your SolidWorks questions answered (Note: Laptops WILL NOT be provided). 

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