| Module: | Biometric Systems |
| Module numbers: | 41.5028 [PVL 41.5029; Module 41.50280] |
| Language: | english |
| Study programme: | Dualer Master 2013 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Dualer Master 2013 - Vertiefung IS: IT-Sicherheit JIM 2013 - Elective Catalogue J Master 2013 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Master 2013 - Vertiefung IS: IT-Sicherheit MN Data Science 2022/2016 - Katalog DS-I: Data Science - Informatik |
| Type of course: | V+S = Lecture+Seminar |
| Weekly hours: | 2+2 |
| Credit Points: | 6 |
| Exam: | written exam (2 hours) |
| Registering for exam | explicitly and independent of booking |
| PVL (e.g. Practical): | graded (The PVL is achieved with the term paper, which will be graded based on the submitted paper and the oral presentation oft he findings. The presentation will take place in the seminar.) |
| PVL percentage: | 70% |
| Frequency of offering: | inactive |
| Learning objectives: | After the course, the students should have acquired:
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| Content: | In this course, several key aspects of biometrics are covered. Lecture: The lecture begins with an overview of applied statistics and hypothesis tests as well as other common statistical tools for biometrics, and then covers selected biometric concepts, particularly fingerprint recognition, vein recognition, face recognition and iris recognition. To this end, the relevant physiological characteristics, their variability, and potential problems are discussed before analyzing different approaches for each of the attributes to be investigated. In each case, not only benign applications are covered but also potential bottlenecks such as insufficient sample quality along the entire processing chain. The use of multi-biometrics including data fusion is discussed both in the context of robustness against attacks and improving the overall accuracy of the recognition process. The course continues with a discussion of the ethical and privacy-related issues in biometrics, along with possible limitations and technical mitigation mechanisms. Special attention is given to privacy enhancing technologies that provides protection of sensitive biometric data. In this line the course concludes with comparison-on-card approaches and template protection concepts that allow revocation of biometric references. Seminar: The seminar will complement the topics of the lecture. The seminar will investigate application scenarios of biometrics in more detail. Further the student will have a chance to interact with current research projects. The student will provide a research report (term paper) on a topic that is chosen by the student in coordination with the lecturer. |
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| Lecture style / Teaching aids: | Slides and board will be used in the lecture. Further there is a set of short video. Students will be provided with a copy of the slides and with additional reading material on the topics of the lecture. |
| Responsibility: | Christoph Busch |
| Released: | SS 2018 |
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