Students enrolled to the Infocomm Security specialisation will complete the MComp programme by selecting one of the following structures:
Option 1 - Infocomm Security Dissertation Option
InfoSec specialisation students under this option are to complete six modules (24 modular credits) offered by the School of Computing, with at least three modules from the InfoSec specialisation. A maximum of two level 4000 modules is allowed.
In addition, they will need to complete a project which culminates with a dissertation (16 modular credits).
Option 2 – Infocomm Security Project Option
Students will need to complete eight modules (32 modular credits) offered by the School of Computing, with at least four modules from the InfoSec specialisation. A maximum of two CS/IS level 4000 modules is allowed.
Students will also complete a one-semester long project (8 modular credits). Students can undertake an external company/agency-proposed InfoSec projects with a SoC faculty member’s involvement, or a project proposed solely by an SoC faculty member.
Infocomm Security (InfoSec)
- CS4236 Cryptography Theory and Practice
- CS4238 Computer Security Practice
- IFS4101 Legal Aspects of Information Security
- IS4231 Information Security Management
- IS4232 Topics in Information Security Management
- IS5008 Technology Risk and Resilience
- IS5114 Global IT Project and Vendor Management
- IS5151 Information Security Policy and Management
- CS5218 Principles and Practice of Program Analysis
- CS5219 Automated Software Validation
- CS5231 Systems Security
- CS5321 Network Security
- CS5331 Web Security
- CS5332 Biometric Authentication
- CS5439 Software Security
- CS5476 IoT Security
- CS6230 Topics in Information Security
- CS6231 Advanced Topics in Security and Privacy
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The following modules are precluded from each other with effect from August 2018:
Module
- IS5151:- Information Security Policy and Management IS4231 Information Security Management
- CS4239:- Software Security CS5439 Software Security
The following module is precluded from each other with effect from August 2019:
Module
- CS5476 IoT Security CS4276 IoT Security