OXFORD UNIVERSITY COMPUTING LABORATORY

Security


MSc in Computer Science, Schedule B
Dr G Lowe

Overview

Security is a major topic in Computer Science, with far-reaching implications in an increasingly networked world.

This course covers some of the fundamental principles of computer security.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, the student will:
  • understand the need for, and the different aspects of, computer security;
  • understand some of the technical solutions;
  • be able to reason rigorously about proposed security architectures.
This is a course for Computer Scientists, not System Administrators: don't expect to learn how to build "secure" websites, nor how to install firewalls; do expect to learn the underlying principles.

Note: This course is under development, so the details of the syllabus and synopsis might change slightly.



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