Computing Practical 1 - COMP40009
Aims
In this module you will have the opportunity to develop various practical skills, including programming, Web development, basic academic research and both written and oral communication skills, all of which are important attributes of a professional software engineer. The programming aspects of this module will also give you a chance to put into practice some of the theoretical material covered in the first year lecture courses and to explore additional topics in Computing that will be built on in later years.
Role
Course Leader
Advanced Computer Security - COMP97109
Aims
At the end of the course, the student will have an in-depth understanding of the themes and challenges of host-level native, web, and mobile security and privacy. Many of the skills learned in this module will directly influence the student’s ability to create secure and privacy-preserving software. Students will also develop abilities to analyse and critique foundational and state of the art research papers in this space.
Role
Course Leader
Computer Architecture - COMP97069
Aims
The aim of the course is to develop a fundamental understanding of the organisation and operation of a desktop computer system. The emphasis of the course is on understanding how high-level language programs are represented and executed at an architectural-level.This course acts as a lead-in to COMP70033 Operating Systems.
Role
Course Leader
Advanced Computer Security - COMP70004
Aims
At the end of the course, the student will have an in-depth understanding of the themes and challenges of host-level native, web, and mobile security and privacy. Many of the skills learned in this module will directly influence the student’s ability to create secure and privacy-preserving software. Students will also develop abilities to analyse and critique foundational and state of the art research papers in this space.
Role
Course Leader