CYB104 – Introduction to Computer Networking for Cybersecurity

CYB104 – Introduction to Computer Networking for Cybersecurity

This unit is an introduction to computer networks and telecommunication systems, and the fundamentals of network topologies and technologies, contextualised for cybersecurity. It prepares students to create secure IT networks for diverse types of contemporary organisations. Topics include IP addressing, networking protocols, network security fundamentals, virtual private networks, IPv6, IPSEC and network routing techniques. Students will gain an understanding of networking and relevant protocols and will be introduced to cybersecurity concepts including tunnelling, encryption of network traffic and secure routing.

 

Learning Outcomes:

  • Explain the principles of computer networks and telecommunication systems
  • Assess and describe key components of networking systems in the context of cybersecurity
  • Explain key networking protocols
  • Discuss and report on networking devices and software
  • Explain network routing concepts and their implementation
  • Use theoretical networking knowledge and practical skills to build a small and secure network for a range of applications

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Australasian Academy of Higher Education is an accredited Institute of Higher Education (ABN: 44 631 178 768; TEQSA Provider ID: PRV14361; CRICOS provider number: 04181B).

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