InfoSec.tex

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%%  This is the main document for the COS 432 (Information Security) notes    %%
%%  from  Fall 2012. To compile these notes, you should put the following     %%
%%  files in the same directory:                                              %%
%%    InfoSec.tex (this file), InfoSecPreamble.tex, InfoSecTitle.tex,         %%
%%    Lecture01.tex, Lecture02.tex, ...                                       %%
%%  Then run 'latex InfoSec.tex' (without quotes) three times (twice might be %%
%%  enough).                                                                  %%
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%%  If you want to get a pdf, don't use pdflatex, because I use pstricks.     %%
%%  Instead, use latex, then dvips, then ps2pdf.                              %%
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%%  Brenda (all format copied from Anton:                                     %%
%%      http://stacky.net/wiki/index.php?title=Course_notes)                  %%
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%% The preamble loads packages, theorem styles, and macros %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\input{InfoSecPreamble}

\begin{document}{

% Any subset of the following lines can be commented out

\input{InfoSecTitle}}{  % Title page, Contents

\input{Lecture01}}{
\input{Lecture02}}{
\input{Lecture03}}{
\input{Lecture04}}{
\input{Lecture05}}{
\input{Lecture06}}{
\input{Lecture07}}{
\input{Lecture08}}{
\input{Lecture09}}{
\input{Lecture10}}{
\input{Lecture11}}{
\input{Lecture12}}{ % See lecture slides
\input{Lecture13}}{ % See lecture slides
\input{Lecture14}}{
\input{Lecture15}}{
\input{Lecture20}}{
\input{Lecture21}}{
\input{Lecture22}}{
\input{Lecture23}}{
\input{Lecture24}}{

}\end{document}