DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS|SECURITY|NETWORK FILE SYSTEMS|APPLIED CRYPTOGRAPHY|LEAST PRIVILEGE SOFTWARE

Aims:

The first half of the module explores the design and implementation of distributed systems in case-study fashion: students read classic and recent...

Distributed Systems and Security (COMP0133)

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The module aims to develop an understanding of what research in information security is about, how to identify a contribution, what the quality...

Research in Information Security (COMP0057)

Aims:

The module aims to develop an understanding of what research in information security is about, how to identify a contribution, what the quality standards in scientific publications are, and to study selected technical sub-topics in depth.Learning outcomes:

On successful completion of the module, a student will be able to:

Understand how research in information security is conducted and disseminated;
	Identify the context of information security literature and critically engage with the work; Students will be exposed to research on information security, by reading quality technical research papers in information security.
Content:

Students attend lectures and read scientific papers within an area of information security. The students will present a scientific paper in class, write two short reviews of papers presented in class, and write one detailed report about one paper in particular.Requisites:

To be eligible to select this module as optional or elective, a student must be registered on a programme and year of study for which it is a formally available.

In this weekly series of high-yield teaching events , delivered by experts, you will be guided through both general and subspecialist neurosurgical...

Clinical NeuroSurgery (CNS) topics (CLNE0047)

In this weekly series of high-yield teaching events , delivered by experts, you will be guided through both general and subspecialist neurosurgical topics. 
This module will help provide you with both core knowledge for early-stage neurosurgical training, and strategies for common neurosurgical exam and interview scenarios.
On successful completion of the module, you will be expected to: 
• Demonstrate good knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the nervous system that enables you to make accurate neurosurgical diagnoses 
• Demonstrate good understanding of the common neurosurgical conditions and how they are managed 
• Critically analyse research, data or information presented in a variety of neurosurgical settings (e.g. exams, interviews, conferences, courses, presentations)