Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University
Postgraduate - Edith Cowan University
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SCY4212 15 Credit Points<br />
Security Risk<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY4101 Security and Risk Management<br />
This unit builds on SCY4101 Security and Risk Management,<br />
introducing students to quantitative and qualitative risk analysis<br />
tools. Students will examine AS/NZS 4360:1999 Risk<br />
Management in more detail and will develop an understanding of<br />
how it can be applied outside security. The unit will consider<br />
other areas of risk such as organisational safety and human factors<br />
in risk.<br />
SCY4213 15 Credit Points<br />
Access Control Systems<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY4111 Intrusion Detection Systems<br />
This unit will examine the security technology of access control<br />
systems (ACS). It will identify, define and explain the scientific<br />
principles, technologies, design, integration and application of<br />
ACS. Analysis of current advances in technology is applied,<br />
including biometric identification, smart card technology and<br />
system software.<br />
SCY4214 15 Credit Points<br />
CCTV and Imaging Systems<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY4111 Intrusion Detection Systems<br />
This unit will examine the security technology of closed circuit<br />
television (CCTV). It will identify, define and explain the<br />
scientific principles, technologies, design, integration and<br />
application of CCTV. Analysis of current advances in technology<br />
is applied, including digital imaging, multiplexing and video<br />
motion detection.<br />
SCY4302 15 Credit Points<br />
Facility Management 2<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit will develop an understanding of the managerial and<br />
legal requirements for managing a facility. Security and facility<br />
managers are required to be able to participate in the tender<br />
process; manage and develop contracts; manage human resources,<br />
including OH&S issues; understand risk beyond security risk<br />
management; and be able to function as a manager. This unit<br />
introduces students to areas of general management within a<br />
security and facility management context.<br />
SCY4402 15 Credit Points<br />
Industrial Security Procedures<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY4302 Facility Management 2<br />
This unit will develop an understanding for the application of<br />
security technology and its management to specific industrial<br />
security procedures. The legal aspects of applications of security<br />
to industry will be considered. The industries which could be<br />
included are: hotels and resorts; airports; retail facilities; hospitals;<br />
strategic installations; and executive protection security.<br />
Appropriate security procedures will be developed for the<br />
protection of assets in industry.<br />
SCY5101 20 Credit Points<br />
Research Methods<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit is designed for students without prior training in<br />
research methods in the social sciences. The unit addresses both<br />
quantitative and qualitative research methods, recognising that<br />
most postgraduate students will choose one or other of these<br />
paradigms to frame their inquiries. The unit will provide the<br />
foundations and address the fundamental issues in social science<br />
research. Students will be expected to build on these foundations<br />
when adopting a particular method for their research study.<br />
Students will develop basic level skills in applications of statistics<br />
in the social sciences, and it is assumed that students have basic<br />
computational skills.<br />
SCY5102 20 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis 1<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit focuses upon the selection and definition of a research<br />
topic and the creation and acceptance of a Masters thesis proposal<br />
as a requirement of the Master of Science (Security Science)<br />
award.<br />
SCY5103 20 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis 2<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY5102 Masters Thesis 1<br />
This unit focuses upon the selection and definition of a research<br />
topic and the development and acceptance of a Masters thesis<br />
proposal as a requirement of the Master of Science (Security<br />
Science) award.<br />
SCY5104 20 Credit Points<br />
Security Project Preparation<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit will provide the participant with the principles<br />
underlying the capacity to conduct independent research in a<br />
security related work environment. Participants will plan and<br />
undertake an individual project concerned with security science or<br />
the application or management of security technology in the work<br />
place.<br />
SCY5111 20 Credit Points<br />
Advanced Security Risk Management<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
The concept of risk underlies all theories and applications in<br />
security science for the protection of assets. This unit will<br />
examine various risk theories and how these will be applied to the<br />
protection of persons, information and property.<br />
SCY5112 20 Credit Points<br />
Current Issues in Security<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit will review current issues in security management and<br />
security applications in the national and international contexts.<br />
Topics which may be included are private policing, security<br />
management, the security consultant, law and ethics, and<br />
industrial security intelligence.<br />
SCY5113 20 Credit Points<br />
Advances in Security Technology<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
This unit will examine advances in security technology for the<br />
protection of assets for industrial and government facilities. An<br />
examination of recent developments in access control, CCTV,<br />
perimeter protection and intrusion detection systems will be<br />
included. The management of security technology systems and<br />
security management systems will be evaluated.<br />
SCY5201 20 Credit Points<br />
Security Project 1<br />
FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />
Prerequisite :<br />
SCY5104 Security Project Preparation<br />
This unit will provide the participant with the principles<br />
underlying the capacity to conduct independent research in a<br />
security related work environment. Participants will plan and<br />
undertake an individual project concerned with security science or<br />
the application or management of security technology in the work<br />
place.<br />
306 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008