LM121 – BSc Computer Science
The course structure for Cyber Security & IT Forensics is very well balanced to ensure that students are given the opportunity to develop into world class IT specialists.
LM121 – BSc Cyber Security & IT Forensics
Honours Bachelor Degree | Baitsiléir Eolaíochta i gCumarsáid Soghluaiste agus Slándáil.
The first year of the course is common with the first year of LM121 Common Entry into Computer Science. This year is designed to provide students with a strong practical and theoretical foundation in: computing and programming languages, digital electronics, computer architecture and mathematics.
Course Code: LM121 – (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Common Entry
Level: Honours Degree (Level 8)
Course Director: Dr J.J Collins (Year 1 only)
Phone: + 353 61 202409
Email: J.J.Collins@ul.ie
Course Code: M121 Option – (BSc in Cyber Security & IT Forensics)
Level: Honours Degree (Level 8)
Lenght: 4 Years
Course Director: Dr Tom Newe (Year 2-4)
Phone: + 353 61 202092
Email: Thomas.Newe@ul.ie
Structure of the BSc in Cyber Security & IT Forensics
In years 2, 3 and 4, the material covered comes under the following four major ICT related topics:
All the topics are reinforced with hands-on practical laboratory material.
Industrial work experience is normally provided through a positive and motivating thirty-week period of Cooperative Education, which is an integral part of the course beginning in the spring of year 3. It provides students with practical and applied experience in the field of IT and communications, where the student will get the first taste of how the skills and knowledge acquired in the course will apply in the workplace.
In the final year (year 4) students undertake a major individual project, which in general solves a real world problem. The project involves advanced design and implementation, and builds confidence by putting into practice the skills and techniques acquired throughout the course.
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Programme of Study in more detail.
The programme is broken into two parts.
The mission of the Department is the pursuit of excellence in teaching and research in the area of Information Communication Technology (ICT).
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