Module Learning Strategies
1 Lecture and 2 practicals per week (1:n)1 (1:20)2
In addition the student will be required to undertake an amount of independent learning in order to complete the assignment together with background/directed reading to support lecture and tutorial material.
Module Resources
Internet and library access
Computer laboratory with appropriate security, forensic and biometric hardware and software and suitably configured operating system(s)
Module Special Admissions Requirements
CE00869-1 Algorithms and Data Structures in C or equivalent
Module Texts
Reid, P. (2004) Biometrics for Network Security Prentice Hall, USA. ISBN 0-13-101549-4
Module Additional Assessment Details
Assignment: 100% (Learning outcomes 1, 2 and 3)
Assignment is a combination of written report covering aspects of biometric orientated installations together with the development of a system that utilises biometric hardware and software.
Module Indicative Content
Bio-engineering; HCI issues; Hardware interaction / interfacing; pattern recognition; Further Digital Signal Processing; Implementation issues; Metrics and Taxonomy - fingerprints, face, iris, retina, hand, voice, keyboard dynamics etc.