Cyber Technology MSc
De Montfort University
Key Information
Campus location
Leicester, United Kingdom
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
12 months
Pace
Full time
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Introduction
Cyber Technology MSc
Cyber Technology MSc consists of five main themes: Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Digital Forensics, Software Engineering and Management. It can be studied by combining modules from all five, allowing you to specialise in your chosen area of interest. You have the opportunity to choose mixed pathways, for example the choices of modules could lead to a degree in Cyber Security with Management. This program is developed in conjunction with our Industrial Advisory Group which includes: Deloitte UK, Airbus, BT, and Rolls-Royce.
Key features
Develop skills required for a rapidly changing sector
gain the latest skills, techniques and knowledge required in one of the most exciting areas of computing
Developed in conjunction with industry experts
modules are developed with Deloitte UK, Airbus, BT and Rolls-Royce ensuring that you explore issues relevant to industry
Dedicated Cyber Security Centre
Access to our dedicated Computer Security and Forensics laboratories will give you the opportunity to work in industry standard facilities which will allow you to develop and enhance your skills in digital forensics
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Curriculum
Compulsory
- Legal, Ethical and Professional Practice and Research Methods
- MSc Project/Dissertation
Artificial Intelligence
- AI Programming
- Machine Learning
- Foundations of AI
- AI for Security
- Computer Vision
- Artificial Neural Networks
- MSc Project/Dissertation
Cyber Security
- Foundations of Cyber Security
- Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Host and Network Security
- Penetration Testing and Incident Response
- Cyber Engineering
- Digital Forensics Principles and Practice
- Malware Analysis
- Advanced Research Topics in Cyber Technology
Software Engineering
- Internet of Things
- Software Quality Assurance and Testing
- Requirements Analysis and Cloud-based System Design
- Critical Systems
- High Assurance System Design
- Modern Programming Techniques
- Semantic Technologies
Digital Forensics
- Alternative Operating Systems Forensics
- Current Issues for Practitioners
- Network Security and Ethical Hacking 1
- Network Security and Ethical Hacking 2
- Wireless Security
- Forensic Tools and Processes - Forensic Investigations
- Applied Forensics - Malware Investigation
- Advanced Forensics and Incident Response
- Security Strategy and Standards
Management
- Agile Project Management
- Responsible Research and Innovation in ICT
Program Outcome
Graduates can also undertake further study towards a doctoral or PhD degree.
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for positions in consultancies, software houses or project management. They are also likely to be employed as cyber security specialists within law enforcement, government or other related agencies, in commercial IT departments or security consultancies, or in other computing positions where cyber security is an issue.
Program delivery
Each module is delivered over the duration of four full days. It targets both concepts and practical skills that are relevant to industry. A multiple choice (MC) test at the end of the course provides attendees feedback on their achievements and must be passed before continuation of the academic assessment through coursework.
Teaching methods include lectures, tutorials and laboratory work. A strong emphasis is given to real world problems. Assessment is by a combination of coursework, projects, multiple choice and laboratory-based assessments.