COMNTSEC03 Computer networks and security
Faculty of Information Technology
Computer networks and security (COMNTSEC03) is an area of study, listing 13 units, taught at Clayton.
- Units
- 13
- Campus
- Clayton
The 2027 handbook has no page for COMNTSEC03. This is its 2020 entry, the latest one.
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Requisite map
Overview
Computer networks and security focuses on the principles, practice and management of computer networks and security technologies used within an organisation for their information needs. You will learn how to design and develop computer networks and monitor their performance, incorporate security measures to protect corporate information systems and their access through the internet, and develop secure applications systems. It will prepare you for careers in technical positions responsible for building, managing and maintaining secure IT infrastructure.
Availability
Computer networks and security is listed in the Bachelor of Information Technology at Clayton as a minor, major or extended major.
Structure
Rules
Programming units6 credit points
Core units66 credit points
- FIT1047Introduction to computer systems, networks and securityNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT2081Mobile application developmentNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT2093Introduction to cyber securityNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT2095e-Business software technologiesNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3031Network securityNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3142Distributed computingNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3159Computer architectureNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3165Computer networksNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3168IT forensicsNo reviews yet6 cp
- FIT3173Software securityNo reviews yet6 cp
Learning outcomes
- 1
Design, implement and maintain secure computer systems and networks
Common questions
Area of study details
- Type
- Area of study
- Study level
- Undergraduate
- Faculty
- Faculty of Information Technology
- Handbook years
- 2020