Panlab: Brewing IDEAS

Kiefer Aland: (project name?) https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca/kiefer/
Matthew Beingessner: (project name?) project website?
Adam Bookout, Anne Chaiyato, Paul Watt: DNS issues https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca ... eanalysis/
Jesse Browell: VoIP Packet Loss Concealment https://jessebrowell.github.io/Packet-L ... omparison/
Steven Chan: CheckFlare https://mersid.com/csc466/
Chase Churla, Guillaume Claude: Tor Laundering http://laundry.ulchar.xyz/
Brendan Ciccone: ? ?
Nghia Dam, Ben Kung: Zoom in Video Codecs https://sites.google.com/view/videocode ... 6/homepage
Finn Tobin, Jordan Grubisich, Nishchint Dhawan: WI5 (Widespread Integrated 5G) https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca/wi5/
Ayush Mattoo, Jyot Saini, Yinuo Feng: NDN Caching Poisoning https://sites.google.com/view/csc466/project-proposal
Paul Gill: Evaluating WebTorrent https://sites.google.com/view/csc466pgill/home
Matthias Harden: RTS Lockstepping https://sirduck145.github.io/CCS-research-project/
Andrew Hursey: VPN for RDP? ?
Sam Warren, Gavin Jaeger-Freeborn: Zero Trust Networks ?
Sean McAuliffe, Braidon Joe: P2P vs C/S (for chat?) https://sites.google.com/view/p2pclientserver/home
James Kaberry, Shayan Nasiri: P2P vs C/S for MPOG https://sites.google.com/view/csc466-p2p/
Hailay Teklemariam, Upasana Kapoor: Evaluating Starlink ?
Joe Krysl: BLOC (Blockchain Logging for Offline Care) http://joe.krysl.ca
Chikt Lai: Detecting Spams https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca ... chikitlai/
Alex Li, Chris West, Russell Waterhouse: Bad Services https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca/badservices/
Peter Li, Sean Zhang: Machine Learning for IDS/IPS ?
Bob Liu, Tony Qiu, Kevin Liu: IP Address Management https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca/aaa/
Yifeng Liu: NetKnitter ?
Stephen Orororo: Markov-based Trace Analysis ?
Carson Seidel, Andrew Polanyi, Harry Smethurst: Improving the Performance of Cloud Gaming ?
Arsh Singla: Dumb Distributed Network ?
Larry Xu: IPFS Design, Adoption and Future https://sites.google.com/view/larryxu-466project-ipfs

a fun game by a student for a previous course https://studentweb.uvic.ca/~ftobin/Publ ... ernet.html

Equitable and Accessible Internet in Canada

A Twine game designed by Finn Tobin

Let us begin

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Story Setting

In 202X, you have been appointed as Canada's first "Internet Minister". After years of demands from the public, finally a role has been explicitly established to make Canada's laws and infrastructure relevant for the internet currently and in the future. You are playing a game of catch-up and preparation.

Due to your time as a lawyer and your extensive background in digital politics, you were the number one candidate for the job. Independent of any party, you were appointed by the Supreme Court to run a 5-year term, after which the position will be elected.

Specifically, your job is to deliver presentations on the problems Canada is facing, along with your opinion on the best course of action. The House of Commons will vote on your opinion and start the necessary processes.

There are a few things to note about Canada's political system in 202X. First of all, the House of Commons is now 30% NDP, 30% Liberals, and 30% Conservatives. The remaining 10% is held by independents and smaller parties. Under this split house, there is no longer a Prime Minister. Instead, Canada has a leading Tribunal, composed of the leaders of the big parties.

In 202X, Canada's Tribunal is composed of Roxanne Cuthbert, the leader of the NDP, Doug Cheskoff, the leader of the Conservatives, and Jakob Turner, the leader of the Liberals. While everyone can speak in the House of Commons, these three are the most respected voices. Party whip is still very much a thing in Canada, and you will need the support of the Tribunal members to have their parties approve your decisions.

Additionally, you have been granted a hefty budget for decisions that require government-led operations. This budget also encompasses your salary, however. While you do not get to keep any of the leftover budget, if you spend it all you will no longer have work this year.

When you are ready to begin, click "First Day" below.

First day

Check support levels and stats.
Game Info

reading presentations

Matthew Beingessner, Semi-supervised Machine Learning Approach to DDoS Detection

Adam Bookout, Thirty Years of DNS Insecurity: Current Issues and Perspectives

Anne Chaiyato, Oblivious DNS: Practical Privacy queries

Steven Chan, https://mersid.com/csc466/assets/RS4.mp4

Chase Churla, Traffic Confirmation Attacks

Guillaume Claude, Mixminion: Design of a Type III Anonymous Remailer Protocol

Nghia Dam, A Method of Codec Comparison and Selection for Good Quality Video Transmission Over Limited-Bandwidth Networks

Nishchint Dhawan, Broadcasting Services over 5G NR Enabled Multi-Beam Non-Terrestrial Networks

Yinuo Feng, SmartDetour: Defending Blackhole and Content Poisoning Attacks in IoT NDN Networks

Jordan Grubisich, 5G vs Wi-Fi 6

Matthias Harden, A hybrid graphics/video rate control method based on graphical assets for cloud gaming

Andrew Hursey, A Survey of Mobile VPN Technologies

Gavin Jaeger-Freeborn,

Braidon Joe, Blockchain-Enabled End-to-End Encryption for Instant Messaging Applications

James Kaberry, P2P matchmaking Solution for online Games

Upasana Kapoor, Directed Percolation Routing for Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Services in Low Earth Orbit

Joseph Krysl, Exploiting the Synergy Between Gossip and Structured Overlays

Ben Kung, An Overview of Coding Tools in AV1: the First Video Codec

Chikit Lai, Spam detection through feature selection using artificial neural network

Xiang Li, Domain Isolation in FPGA-Accelerated Cloud

Peter Li, Botnet Detection in the Internet of Things using Deep Learning Approaches

Yifeng Liu, Semantics-Based Privacy by Design for Internet of Things Applications https://uvic-my.sharepoint.com/:v:/g/pe ... A?e=lhzfqm

Ayush Mattoo, Brief Introduction to NDN Dataset Synchronization

Sean McAuliffe, IPFS and Friends: A Qualitative Comparison of Next Generation P2P Data Networks

Shayan Nasiri, Rollback Networking in Peer-To-Peer Video Games

Stephen Orororo, A Markovian Model for Analyzing Opportunistic Request Routing in Wireless Cache Networks

Andrew Polanyi, Measuring Key Quality Indicators in Cloud Gaming: Framework and Assessment Over Wireless Networks

Jyot Saini, Leveraging Service Meshes as a New Network Layer

Carson Seidel, A Survey on Cloud Gaming: Future of Computer Games

Harry Smethurst, An Analysis of Cloud Gaming Platforms Behavior under Different Network Constraints

Hailay Teklemariam, Starlink Analysis ROADMAP-5G

Finn Tobin, Low-cost, low-profile and miniaturized single-plane antenna design for an Internet of Thing device applications

Sam Warren, Modelling BitTorrent choking algorithm using game theory

Russell Waterhouse,

Paul Watt, Benchmarking Authoritative DNS servers

Chris West, Impact of Denial of service solutions on network quality of service

Larry Xu, Design and evaluation of IPFS: A storage layer for the decentralized web

project presentations

Kiefer Aland:

Matthew Beingessner: DDoS Attack Classification

Adam Bookout, Anne Chaiyato, Paul Watt: DoH vs. ODoH Benchmarking

Jesse Browell: VoIP Packet Loss Concealment

Steven Chan: CheckFlare https://mersid.com/csc466/assets/Final%20Demo.mp4

Chase Churla, Guillaume Claude: Tor Laundering

Nghia Dam, Ben Kung: Zoom in Video Codecs

Finn Tobin, Jordan Grubisich, Nishchint Dhawan: Widespread Integrated 5G

Ayush Mattoo, Jyot Saini, Yinuo Feng: NDN Caching Poisoning

Matthias Harden: RTS Lockstepping

Andrew Hursey: VPN for RDP

Sam Warren, Gavin Jaeger-Freeborn: Zero Trust Networks

Sean McAuliffe, Braidon Joe: P2P vs C/S for Chat https://sites.google.com/view/p2pclient ... oject-demo

James Kaberry, Shayan Nasiri: P2P vs C/S for MPOG

Hailay Teklemariam, Upasana Kapoor: Evaluating Starlink

Joe Krysl: BLOC (Blockchain Logging for Offline Care)

Chikt Lai: Detecting Spams

Alex Li, Chris West, Russell Waterhouse: Bad Services

Peter Li: Machine Learning for IDS/IPS

Bob Liu, Tony Qiu, Kevin Liu: IP Address Management

Yifeng Liu: NetKnitter https://uvic-my.sharepoint.com/personal ... 2Emkv&ga=1

Stephen Orororo: Markov-based Trace Analysis

Carson Seidel, Andrew Polanyi, Harry Smethurst: Improving the Performance of Cloud Gaming

Arsh Singla: Dumb Distributed Network https://onlineacademiccommunity.uvic.ca ... ject-demo/

Larry Xu: IPFS Design, Adoption and Future

also the ee one

FUN Workshop, Dec. 5, 2:30-5:00pm, in ECS660

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Session 1: 	 

1 Upasana Kapoor CoopMac: A Cooperative MAC for wireless LANs
Prableen Kaur

2 Kurt Elliott Sensor Network Reliability Analysis
Santiago Carvaleiro-Nunes
Peiyuan Sun

3 Gulshanpreet Singh Vehicle-to-vehicle safety messaging in DSRC
Mast Ram Sharma

4 Samuel Akpan Weather forecast in Victoria

5 Kenil Naik Energy Efficient Routing Protocols in WSN

6 Ahmed Ayman Amer Analysis of Stock Market Price Behaviour: A Markov Chain Approach
Amer Kumar
Anushka Singh

7 Dengyao Hou Card-Shuffling Analysis with Markov Chains
Haris Khattana
Magai Magai

8 Justin Erikson Kruskal count and kangaroo method
Travis Jacobsen

9 Muhammad Mujahid Mushtaq Analysis of adaptive RED and stabilized RED

10 Xiangjing Kong Checkout queue design
Lam Yin Lok

11 Sayali Rajiv Pandit A Markov-based channel model algorithm for wireless networks
Sherin George

12 Tianfang Chang TCP performance in multipath routing

13 Alex Gowans How many roommates can share an Internet subscription?
Callum Munn

14 Robert Keen How a navigation app or autonomous car’s routing system can suggest routes that will minimize overall vehicle traffic

15 Hailay Teklemariam Statistical network analysis of Starlink Internet system

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Session 2:	 

16 Sergio Luiz dos Santos Optimize menu for fast food company

17 Angus DeCosse Checkout queue design for grocery store

18 Ian Sefton Emergency Room (ER) queue analysis and optimization

19 Zhonglin Hu Markov chain for operations

20 Zeeshan Ali Shahzad RED Queue Analysis
Akshat Kukreti
Delaram Ghobari

21 Hiran Vuppala How many times should you shuffle a deck of cards?
Yamen Abdelnasser

22 Jonah Koebernick Checkout queue design

23 Zeinab Abdelrahman Vehicle to vehicle safety messaging in DSRC
Christian Espinoza

24 Fox Matthews Human resource planning
Joel Mellish
Blake Plummer

25 Arman (Mannie) Sharma Voice capacity analysis of WLAN with unbalanced traffic
Eric Le

26 Jeevan Edakkunnath Mana PRESS: PRedictive Elastic ReSource Scaling for cloud systems
Kiran Chander Ravichandran
Reza Doostniae

27 Guoliang Li A Markov-Based Channel Model Algorithm for Wireless Networks

28 Orororo Oghenero Stephen Using discrete-time Markov chain for network performance analysis

29 Marc Thibault How many roommates can share an internet subscription using an IEE802. 11a/g/b/n router?

30 Jinshuai Gan Card shuffle analysis
Feihan Yang
Gan Ni

for projects having overlapping with other/ongoing projects, need to state clearly in the project report the contribution for each specific course

with course project websites

Kiefer Aland: https://studentweb.uvic.ca/~kaland/p2p.html

Matthew Beingessner: DDoS Attack Classification https://sites.google.com/view/mbcsc466project/

Adam Bookout, Anne Chaiyato, Paul Watt: DoH vs. ODoH Benchmarking https://oac.uvic.ca/dnsissueanalysis/

Jesse Browell: VoIP Packet Loss Concealment https://jessebrowell.github.io/Packet-L ... omparison/

Steven Chan: CheckFlare https://mersid.com/csc466/ https://mersid.com/csc466/assets/Final%20Demo.mp4

Chase Churla, Guillaume Claude: Tor Laundering https://oac.uvic.ca/torlaundering/

Nghia Dam, Ben Kung: Zoom in Video Codecs https://sites.google.com/view/videocodecscsc466/

Finn Tobin, Jordan Grubisich, Nishchint Dhawan: Widespread Integrated 5G https://oac.uvic.ca/wi5/

Ayush Mattoo, Jyot Saini, Yinuo Feng: NDN Caching Poisoning https://sites.google.com/view/csc466/

Matthias Harden: RTS Lockstepping https://sirduck145.github.io/CCS-research-project/

Andrew Hursey: VPN for RDP

Sam Warren, Gavin Jaeger-Freeborn: Zero Trust Networks https://www.engr.uvic.ca/~gavinfre/projectproposal.html

Sean McAuliffe, Braidon Joe: P2P vs C/S for Chat https://sites.google.com/view/p2pclientserver/ https://sites.google.com/view/p2pclient ... oject-demo

James Kaberry, Shayan Nasiri: P2P vs C/S for MPOG https://sites.google.com/view/csc466-p2p/

Hailay Teklemariam, Upasana Kapoor: Evaluating Starlink https://sites.google.com/view/starlinkevaluation/

Joe Krysl: BLOC (Blockchain Logging for Offline Care) https://joe.krysl.ca/index.php/csc-579-class-project/

Chikt Lai: Detecting Spams https://sites.google.com/view/chikitlai

Alex Li, Chris West, Russell Waterhouse: Bad Services https://oac.uvic.ca/badservices/

Peter Li: Machine Learning for IDS/IPS https://sites.google.com/view/csc579-cy ... detection/

Bob Liu, Tony Qiu, Kevin Liu: IP Address Management https://oac.uvic.ca/aaa/

Yifeng Liu: NetKnitter https://studentweb.uvic.ca/~yliucs/NetKnitter/ https://uvic-my.sharepoint.com/personal ... 2Emkv&ga=1

Stephen Orororo: Markov-based Trace Analysis https://sites.google.com/view/csc579project/

Carson Seidel, Andrew Polanyi, Harry Smethurst: Improving the Performance of Cloud Gaming https://oac.uvic.ca/improvingcloudgaming466/

Arsh Singla: Dumb Distributed Network https://oac.uvic.ca/dumbdistributednetworks466/2022/ https://oac.uvic.ca/dumbdistributednetw ... ject-demo/

Larry Xu: IPFS Design, Adoption and Future https://sites.google.com/view/larryxu-466project-ipfs

this year's best project presentations

Jesse Browell: VoIP Packet Loss Concealment https://jessebrowell.github.io/Packet-L ... omparison/

Hailay Teklemariam, Upasana Kapoor: Evaluating Starlink https://sites.google.com/view/starlinkevaluation/

Carson Seidel, Andrew Polanyi, Harry Smethurst: Improving the Performance of Cloud Gaming https://oac.uvic.ca/improvingcloudgaming466/

Joe Krysl: BLOC (Blockchain Logging for Offline Care) https://joe.krysl.ca/index.php/csc-579-class-project/