Bachelor of Computer Science (Digital Systems Security)

Course Details

Information and systems security is becoming increasingly important for everyday life with the expectation that technology will protect our digital information such as IDs, assets and online privacy for individuals, homes, families and offices. Employees with skills in information and systems security are in strong demand across all sectors. Computer scientists design methods and tools and write programs for computer applications. These applications can be in areas such as computer systems to control machinery, information management and big data, applications for mobile devices and more. The digital systems security major focuses on the theoretical and practical applications of information and digital security across a range of subjects: operating systems security such as physical security, file and data protection, heterogeneous computing, systems architecture, cryptography and its secure applications, and network and telecommunications security.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course structure: 144 Credit Points