Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University

CSG4364 15 Credit Points
Active Directory Services
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisites :
CSG4161 Computer System Administration , or
CSG4162 Network Administration
The unit covers requirements of the Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineer (MCSE) examination 70-217: Implementing and
Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services
Infrastructure. To complete the unit, students are required to pass
the University assessments. A credit towards the MCSE
qualification requires passing the 70-217 examination at a
Microsoft testing centre.
CSG4431 15 Credit Points
Interactive Web Development
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisite :
CSI4341 Systems and Database Design
This unit focuses on the development of distributed applications
with an emphasis on Web based applications. It covers concepts
and characteristics of distributed systems, underlying enabling
architectures, interface design, portability and inter-operability.
Methods and issues in connecting databases to the Web, client and
server side scripting are addressed. Special attention is given to
the design and implementation of e-business enabled web
applications.
CSG4465 15 Credit Points
Designing Network Security
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisites :
CSG4363 Network Infrastructure Administration
CSG4364 Active Directory Services
The unit covers requirements of the Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineer (MCSE) examination 70-220: Designing Security for a
Microsoft Windows 2000 Network.
To complete the unit, students are required to pass the University
assessments. A credit towards the MCSE qualification requires
passing the 70-220 examination at a Microsoft testing centre.
CSG4466 15 Credit Points
Designing Network and Directory Services Infrastructure
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisites :
CSG4363 Network Infrastructure Administration
CSG4364 Active Directory Services
The unit covers requirements of the Microsoft Certified Systems
Engineer (MCSE) examinations 70-221: Designing a Microsoft
Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure and 70-219: Designing a
Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. To
complete the unit, students are required to pass the University
assessments. A credit towards the MCSE qualification requires
passing the 70-221 and 70-219 examinations at a Microsoft
testing centre.
CSG5101 20 Credit Points
Artificial Intelligence
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
An introduction to the domain of artificial intelligence research.
CSG5102 20 Credit Points
Internet Enabling Technologies
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
This unit examines the various technologies used to facilitate
consumer applications on the Internet in a PC environment, the
technology involved, the associated principles and security issues.
The unit also covers the standards that are crucial to the world of
Internet oriented commercial activities and international legal
aspects related to geopolitical boundaries.
CSG5103 20 Credit Points
Mobile Applications Development
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
This unit explores the theory and practice of mobile applications
development and also explores the technological aspects
necessary to deliver these applications. This unit will be codelivered
by developers and experts from the industry.
CSG5104 20 Credit Points
Special Topic 1
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
This unit involves the writing of a research or applied paper of
publishable standard. The paper will cover a topic taken from the
areas covered in other units within a masters or honours course
offered by the School of Computer and Information Science. It
draws upon the knowledge obtained in the course and applies this
to a topic agreed to by the student and supervisor.
CSG5106 20 Credit Points
Fundamentals of Computer and Network Technology
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
This unit provides the knowledge and skills essential to the
design, installation and management of a small Local Area
Network (LAN). The fundamentals of technologies are
introduced. The legal foundations of health safety in the
workplace are also addressed. The lectures are complemented by
extensive workshop exercises.
CSG5107 20 Credit Points
Network Forensics
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisite :
CSI4102 Computer Security
This unit is an introduction to the tools and techniques used in the
forensic recovery of data from networks. Evidence in networks
and communications systems is often of a highly volatile nature
and as a result needs special consideration and techniques for
acquisition and preservation. The unit will focus on the recovery
of evidence from TCP/IP based networks and enabled devices.
CSG5108 20 Credit Points
Forensic Investigation and Evidence Presentation
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisites :
CSI4102 Computer Security
CSI5319 Computer Forensics
This unit is designed to explore the proper processes and legal
issues with the presentation of digital evidence. The content of the
unit will examine appropriate methods and techniques for
presentation of digital forensic evidence as an expert witness.
CSG5109 20 Credit Points
Mobile Forensics
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Prerequisite :
CSI4102 Computer Security
This unit is an introduction to many of the tools and techniques
used in the forensic recovery of data from mobile devices.
Evidence is often not accessible by usual access methods, so
specialized software tools and techniques must be employed to
recover this. This unit has a particular focus on recovery of
evidence from mobile devices, portable memory storage and
playback devices such as Personal Digital Assistants, MP3
Players, Mobile Telephones.
CSG5114 15 Credit Points
Intelligent Systems
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE
Students will be introduced to some of the popular techniques
used for making a computer appear intelligent. The techniques
included have recently been described as Computational
Intelligence. This field is oriented towardsto numerical
techniques rather than symbolic techniques. They include neural
networks, evolutionary computing and fuzzy logic.
218 ECU Postgraduate Course Guide 2008