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The College
of Cryptography is a challenging introduction to the art of Cryptography. The material covers the history, uses and application of cryptography from the 19th Century to the 24th Century.
Course
Tuition: Fun with Cryptography Cryptography isn't just for Intelligence Agencies. Recreational cryptography is found in dozens of monthly Puzzle and Variety Game magazines for both adults and children. These puzzles are fun and easy introduction to cryptography. Note: CRYPTO001 is a pre-requisite to CRYPTO002 through CRYPTO008. CRYPTO002 to CRYPTO008 may be taken in any order. CRYPTO001 – Introduction to Recreational Cryptography CRYPTO002 - Quotefalls CRYPTO003 – The Rebus CRYPTO004 – Acrostics CRYPTO005 – Polygons CRYPTO006 – Cryptograms CRYPTO007 – Book Codes CRYPTO008 – Word Scrambles Cryptography Training School This school introduces the student to in-depth history, devices and methods of Cryptography. Exams are short answer and true/false. No decoding or encoding is required in these exams. Note: Each course in this School will be accompanied by a short manual. CRYPTO101 – Codetalkers CRYPTO102 - History of Cryptography CRYPTO103 – Cryptomachines CRYPTO104 – Unsolved Codes and Ciphers CRYPTO105 – Monoalphabetic and Unilateral Substitutions CRYPTO106 – Polygraphic Substitution Systems CRYPTO107 - Transposition Systems CRYPTO108 – Types of Code Systems CRYPTO109 – Stream and Block Ciphers Practical Cryptography School This school introduces the student to the process of decryption and encrpytion. Students will answer questions on historical and fictional uses of Cryptography and will decode and/or encode messages and passages from literature using simple substitution techniques. Note: 100, 200 and 300 level exams must be taken in order and are prerequisites to taking 400 and 500 level exams. A general reference manual will be provided with CRYPTO100, which will cover all exams in the School. CRYPTO100 – Basic Cryptography
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MATERIALS NEEDED: Various Internet sources
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COLLEGE OF CRYPTOGRAPHY
