During the course, students will work on individual tasks and group tasks.  For group work, students will collaborate with each other using a variety of collaboration tools.   Course material will cover the fundamental concepts, standards, importance, function and scope Internet security.   Students will need to apply a security methodology, when designing a solution to a given security scenario. To comprehensively understand Internet security concepts, students will need to perform some research to find up-to-date materials, write short essays, and purse laboratory exercises.  In this way, the student will identify further individual need to acquire more knowledge on the topics covered by the course. The student’s ability to cooperate with other students can also be practiced during the course.  

Lectures will cover current and future Internet security concepts, analysis and design, security models, research techniques, and how to integrate architecture into an organisation’s security policy.

Teaching is in English and on Internet for distance students or at campus for the students living here. IT support: Learning management system (Canvas), e-mail and phone.