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What you'll learn
- Be introduced to biometrics, its advantages and disadvantages, its issues and concerns
- Be introduced to the types of biometrics
- Be aware of the different uses of biometrics
- Know how biometrics works
- Know the different devices used in biometrics
- Look forward to the new technology and gadgets that biometrics may bring
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Course content
9 sections • 62 lectures • 1h 34m total length
- Introduction and Objectives0:28
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 2: Introduction to Biometrics
Lecture 3: History of Biometrics
Lecture 4: Authentication vs Identification
Lecture 5: Advantages and Disadvantages
Lecture 6: Issues and Concerns - Introduction to Biometrics2:28
This lecture will introduce biometrics.
- History of Biometrics2:04
This discussion will focus on the history of biometrics.
- Authentication vs Identification2:21
This lecture will identify the difference between authentication and identification.
- Advantages and Disadvantages4:57
This lecture will identify the advantages and disadvantages of biometrics.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Advantages
4:06 Disadvantages
- Issues and Concerns3:29
This lecture will identify some issues and concerns about biometrics.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Privacy and Discrimination
0:57 Danger to Owners
1:29 Soft Biometrics
2:00 Cancelable Biometrics
- Introduction and Objectives0:28
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 9: Types of Biometrics
Lecture 10: Comparison Between Biometrics
Lecture 11: Behavioral Biometrics
Lecture 12: Gait
Lecture 13: Keystroke
Lecture 14: Signature RecognitionLecture 15: Voice Recognition
- Types of Biometrics0:57
This lecture will identify the types of biometrics.
- Comparison Between the Types of Biometrics2:11
This lecture will discuss comparisons between the types of biometrics.
- Behavioral Biometrics0:45
This lecture will explain the first type of biometrics, namely behavioral.
- Gait2:29
This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically gait.
- Keystroke1:02
This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically keystroke.
- Signature Recognition1:37
This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically signature recognition.
- Voice Recognition2:05
This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically voice recognition.
- Introduction and Objectives0:29
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 18: Physiological Biometrics
Lecture 19: DNA
Lecture 20: Face Recognition
Lecture 21: Fingerprint Recognition
Lecture 22: Hand Geometry
Lecture 23: Iris RecognitionLecture 24: Retinal Scanning
Lecture 25: Retinal vs Iris
Lecture 26: Odor
Lecture 27: Ear - Physiological Biometrics0:30
This lecture will explain physiological biometrics.
- DNA1:40
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of DNA.
- Face Recognition1:44
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically face recognition.
- Fingerprint Recognition2:38
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically fingerprint recognition.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction and Definition
1:43 Advantages
2:07 Disadvantages
- Hand Geometry1:52
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically hand geometry.
- Iris Recognition1:43
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically iris recognition.
- Retinal Scanning1:32
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically retinal scanning.
- Retinal vs Iris2:16
This discussion will identify the difference between retinal scanning and iris recognition.
- Odor0:58
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of one’s odor.
- Ear0:42
This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of one’s ear.
- Introduction and Objectives0:25
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 30: Introduction on the Uses of Biometrics
Lecture 31: Security
Lecture 32: Employee Behavior
Lecture 33: Consumer Behavior
Lecture 34: Democratic Election Process
Lecture 35: Airports and BordersLecture 36: Use by Employers
Lecture 37: Law Enforcement and Justice
Lecture 38: Financial Use
Lecture 39: Transaction with Banks
Lecture 40: Border Security
Lecture 41: Other Uses - Introduction on the Uses of Biometrics0:49
This lecture will talk about the different uses of biometrics.
- Security0:59
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely security.
- Employee Behavior0:31
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for employee behavior.
- Consumer Behavior0:42
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for consumer behavior.
- Democratic Election Process0:46
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in the election process.
- Airports and Borders0:29
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely at airports and borders.
- Use by Employers0:39
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for the use of employers.
- Law Enforcement and Justice1:08
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in law enforcement and justice.
- Financial Use0:35
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for financial use.
- Transaction with Banks0:30
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in bank transactions.
- Border Security0:38
This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely on border security.
- Other Uses0:46
This lecture will identify the other uses of biometrics.
- Introduction and Objectives0:27
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 44: Introduction on How Biometrics Work
Lecture 45: Biological Basics
Lecture 46: Biometric Readings
Lecture 47: Biometric Considerations
Lecture 48: Steps in Biometric Systems
Lecture 49: Components of BiometricsLecture 50: Why Use Biometrics?
- Introduction on How Biometrics Work3:30
This lecture will discuss how biometrics works.
- Biological Basics0:32
This lecture will explain the biological basics of biometrics.
- Biometric Readings0:52
This lecture will explain biometric readings.
- Biometric Considerations3:04
This lecture will explain biometric considerations.
- Steps in Biometric Systems2:23
This lecture will identify the steps in the biometric system.
- Components of Biometrics2:09
This lecture will identify the different components of biometrics.
- Why Use Biometrics?1:02
This lecture will talk about why biometrics should be used.
- Introduction and Objectives0:30
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 53: Using Biometrics
Lecture 54: Biometrics Technology
Lecture 55: Biometrics Devices - Using Biometrics4:29
This lecture will talk about using biometrics.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction
1:32 Speed and Accuracy
3:01 Cost
3:38 Acceptance
4:07 Government Regulation
- Biometrics Technology5:07
This discussion will focus on the technology in biometrics.
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Lecture outline:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Optical
0:58 Acoustical
2:21 Microwaves
2:48 Captive Sensors
3:03 Pressure Sensors
3:16 Particle Rays
3:48 Magnetic Fields
4:21 Electric Fields
4:44 Chemical Emissions
- Biometrics Devices1:03
This discussion will center on the devices used in biometrics.
- Introduction and Objectives0:23
In this lecture, we'll discuss some objectives aimed at showing what you can expect to learn from this course.
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Section Outline
Lecture 58: Introduction to the Future of Biometrics
Lecture 59: Authentication
Lecture 60: Access and Attendance Control
Lecture 61: Travel Control
Lecture 62: Financial and Other Transactions
Lecture 63: Remote VotingLecture 64: Automatic Working Devices
Lecture 65: Action Control - Introduction to the Future of Biometrics3:11
This discussion will focus on the future of biometrics.
- Authentication0:40
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of authentication.
- Access and Attendance Control1:07
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of access and attendance control.
- Travel Control1:15
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of travel control.
- Financial and Other Transactions1:17
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of finance and other transactions.
- Remote Voting3:04
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of remote voting.
- Automatic Working Devices2:36
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of automatic working devices.
- Action Control1:34
This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of action control.
- Biometrics Glossary of Terms3:00
This e book is a list of terms and definitions often used in the field of biometrics.
- Final Exam1:00
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Requirements
- Basic understanding of the IT industry
- Knowledge of the English language
Description
Biometrics comprises of techniques and systems for uniquely recognizing individuals on the basis of one or more intrinsic physical or behavioral traits. In computer science, biometrics is used as a form of identity for access management and access control. It is also used to identify individuals in groups who are under surveillance.
The course will discuss the advantages and disadvantages, issues and concerns, technology and devices, etc. of biometrics technology. The types of biometrics and its different uses will also be explained.
Who this course is for:
- Career-driven IT professionals stay relevant in their roles in the I.T. industry.