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Course Guide - Edith Cowan University

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CSI5211<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Information Security Standards and Practice<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

This unit looks at the use of information security standards and<br />

relevant standards in associated disciplines. These standards are<br />

researched and critically analysed. Their relationship to<br />

information security policy, legislation and best practice will be<br />

explored. On completion of this unit the student should have a<br />

firm grasp of the existing standards and their potential use in the<br />

corporate IT environment.<br />

CSI5251<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Project 1<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI5150 Project Preparation , or<br />

CSG5141 Research Proposal<br />

This unit is undertaken by students who have previously<br />

undertaken a research proposal unit (CSG5141) or a project<br />

preparation unit (CSI5150). In this unit the student is supervised<br />

by a staff member who is allocated as their supervisor. For<br />

administrative reasons such students are enrolled under this single<br />

unit code. In this unit, students begin the implementation of an<br />

independent software project or research project, under the<br />

supervision of a staff member.<br />

CSI5252<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Project 2<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI5150 Project Preparation , or<br />

CSG5141 Research Proposal<br />

This unit is undertaken by students who have previously<br />

undertaken a research proposal unit (CSG5141) or a project<br />

preparation unit (CSI5150). In this unit the student is supervised<br />

by a staff member who is allocated as their supervisor. For<br />

administrative reasons such students are enrolled under this single<br />

unit code. In this unit, students complete the implementation of an<br />

independent software project or research project, under the<br />

supervision of a staff member.<br />

CSI5309<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Information and Network Centric Operations<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI4104 Information Security and<br />

CSI4110 Introduction to Information Warfare or equivalent<br />

experience<br />

This unit examines advanced concepts of information as a<br />

resource of value. Using the concept of information superiority as<br />

a basis, the unit covers the nature of information, its use as a<br />

weapon and as targeted commodity within an organisation. It<br />

covers the theory and practice of information warfare from the<br />

perspective of network centric and effects-based concepts.<br />

CSI5318<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Wireless and Mobile Computing Security<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI4102 Computer Security and<br />

CSI4207 Network Security Fundamentals<br />

This unit is an introduction to wireless and mobile computing<br />

security. The unit will focus on securing wireless services, mobile<br />

devices including computer laptops, handheld computers,<br />

Personal Digital Assistants, portable flash memory devices.<br />

Students will be exposed to a wide range of techniques, tools and<br />

policy to protect a wireless or mobile computing environment.<br />

CSI5319<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Computer Forensics<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI4102 Computer Security<br />

CSI4207 Network Security Fundamentals<br />

This unit is an introduction to many of the tools and techniques<br />

used in computer forensics. Computer evidence is often not<br />

accessible by usual access methods, so specialized software tools<br />

and techniques must be employed to recover this. Modern<br />

computer forensics involves the preservation, identification and<br />

analysis of computer based evidence stored in the form of<br />

magnetically encoded information on various devices and media.<br />

CSI5322<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Programming for Distributed Systems<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

CSI5121 Administration and Programming in Linux<br />

CSI5117 Principles of Distributed Systems<br />

This unit is designed to articulate the theory of distributed systems<br />

that students learnt in CSI5117 Principles of Distributed Systems.<br />

Students engage in distributed application development using<br />

tools, such as Java application programming interfaces (APIs),<br />

remote method invocation (RMI), and the CORBA platform.<br />

Some advanced distributed computing paradigms are analysed to<br />

compliment the practical activities. All practical work in<br />

completed in the Linux environment.<br />

CSI5502<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Architectures of Distributed Systems<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

This unit is focused on the overview of the architectures of some<br />

commonly used distributed systems. The subsequent implications<br />

of these architectures on software engineering processes and<br />

methodologies are also discussed.<br />

CSI6115<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Information Technology Research Preparation 1<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

The background research and proposal for Information<br />

Technology research of a high level of complexity and quality.<br />

CSI6216<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Information Technology Research Preparation 2<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

The background research and proposal for Information<br />

Technology research of a high level of complexity and quality.<br />

CSI6217<br />

20 Credit Points<br />

Information Technology Research Preparation 3<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

The background research and proposal for Information<br />

Technology research of a high level of complexity and quality.<br />

CSI7200<br />

0 Credit Points<br />

Doctor of Information Technology Thesis<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Students in this unit are expected to develop and implement their<br />

research project, collect and analyse the data, verify and validate<br />

their strategies/techniques and write up their thesis. The research<br />

work should possess a high level of originality, representing a<br />

significant contribution to the IT profession.<br />

CSP220R<br />

15 Credit Points<br />

Data Structures<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

This unit focuses on data abstraction and the realisation of abstract<br />

data types as re-usable and generic modules using Java as the<br />

vehicular programming language. Basic algorithmic analysis is<br />

also introduced.<br />

ECU Postgraduate <strong>Course</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 2007 213

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