Cybersecurity specialty at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF CYBERSECURITY CREATED?
The Cybersecurity specialization is designed for students interested in designing and implementing computer security technologies, the field of preventing cybercrime, and also managing the security of computer systems. The acquired competencies should enable graduates to play important roles in companies that require a high level of security and reliability in computer networks, as well as in companies producing business software.
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
As a graduate of this specialty, you will gain skills in:
- personal data protection and information security management techniques,
- methods of securing operating systems and mobile devices,
- methods of combating cybercrime.
FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
As part of the specialization, we focus on your development in the industry, where the demand for specialists is constantly growing. This way, during your studies, you will gain the knowledge necessary in the job market.
Courses
CoursesCOURSES OF THE SPECIALTY
Information security in computer networks
Internet of Things (IoT) and mobile device security
Digital forensics
Security management
Consultation and writing the diploma thesis
Vocational training
ELECTIVE, BASIC AND MAJOR COURSES FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STUDIES:
Basics of management/ Psychology
Macroeconomics/ Basics of marketing
Corporate finance/ Marketing research
Statistics/ Operation research
Computer graphics/ Numerical methods
Basics of artificial intelligence/ Global network architecture
English language
Ecology
Economic law
Microeconomics
Mathematics
Physics
Logics and set theory
Electrotechnology and electronics
Introduction to computer science
Basics of digital technology
Computer architecture
Operating systems
Databases
Computer networks
Basics of programming
Object-oriented programming
Algorithms and data structures
Event-driven programming
Basics of telecommunications
Basics of automatics and robotics
Software engineering
Websites programming
Signals and information theory
IT projects management
Systems and network security
Social aspects of the Internet
Diploma seminar
