Computer networks and security - XM0065
Computer networks and security
Print & ShareOur world runs on networks. We use mobile devices and the internet every day, and behind these lie a constantly evolving and crucial infrastructure including mobile communications, the cloud and broadband networks. Companies depend on these information networks for mission-critical operations.
In this minor, you will gain in-demand technical expertise in computer networks and communication and an understanding of how software is controlled across cyberspace.
Greater connectivity has changed the way we live and do business. But it has also brought with it increased risk from threats such as viruses, hackers and cyber criminals.
You will learn how to develop safe software and design and implement security measures to protect information and keep organisations resilient and operational.
You'll study programming, computer systems, networks, and network and software security. The emphasis is on the principles, practice and management of computer networks and the security technologies organisations rely on.
This area of study is offered in the following courses or can be taken where you have 4 free electives. To see if you can take this area of study within a double degree select from the course offering below.
Major Focus by location
| Focus | Locations |
|---|---|
| Minor Note | Clayton |
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As a Security Consultant for Deloitte, Jess gets paid to hack into banks! And she wouldn't have won this role without her Bachelor of Business Information Systems from Monash.