Verkkokurssi
AY5823952, 3 op, Nikolaj Tatti, 25.08.2020 - 31.12.2020
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A free course series by University of Helsinki and MOOC.fi in collaboration with F-Secure Cyber Security Academy!

This part (2/6) focuses on security issues related to interconnected software. The participant will learn the principles of developing web applications, typical security issues that are related to such applications, and how such issues are discovered and mitigated.

This is the second (2) part in the course series Cyber Security Base. The series consists of 6 courses that can be grouped in two courses, each course rewarding 5 credits, 10 credits in total.

***PLEASE NOTE: Due to delays, the course will launch during September, not in August.***

Ilmoittautuminen ja opintomaksu

Free of charge.

WHEN - No enrollment before the course begins. You will be given instructions for Open University course enrollment through email after you have completed the course assignments in the MOOC online learning environment. Course assignments and Open University course enrollment must be completed between 25.8.2020 and 31.12.2020 to be eligible for credits.

WHY - Open University course enrollment is required be eligible for the ECTS credits. The ECTS entered in the University of Helsinki’s student records. Course materials (without ECTS) are available to everyone without officially enrolling on the course.

WHO - You can enroll on the course through the electronic enrollment form if you meet one of the following criteria:

  1. You have a Finnish personal identity number (format: ddmmyyyy-xxxx), or
  2. you are a student at the University of Helsinki, or
  3. you are a student at a HAKA member institution.

If you do not meet any of the criteria above, you have to enroll on the course in person in Helsinki (further information on the registration and fees page under Re­gis­tra­tion without a Finnish per­sonal identity code or on­line bank­ing ID at the Uni­versity’s Ad­mis­sions Services).

N.B!

  • If you enter erroneous information when enrolling, we cannot register your credits.

The course credits will be registered within 4 to 6 weeks of enrollment.

Practical instructions for studying
Ar­range­ments for stu­dents in need of spe­cial sup­port

Open University reserves the right to make changes to the study programme.

Kuvaus

The course is suitable to those

  • who are interested in cyber security, and
  • have completed the course Cyber Security Base: Introduction to Cyber Security, and
  • have some knowledge of Java programming.

If you are completing DEFA (Digital Education For All) studies, Cyber Security Base: Securing Software is one of the courses that can be completed for application purposes; please see information in Finnish.

The course has the following prerequisites:

  • Cyber security base: Introduction to Cyber Security is recommended.
  • Completing the course requires completing several mandatory programming exercises in Python.

During this course you will learn

  • the principles of developing web applications,
  • typical security issues that are related to such applications,
  • and how such issues are discovered and mitigated.

This part of the course series (2/6) focuses on security issues related to interconnected software. You will learn

  • the principles of developing web applications,
  • typical security issues that are related to such applications, and
  • how such issues are discovered and mitigated.

The course material consists of

Fail / Pass grading upon completion of course exercises.

Taking this course does not give students access to a University of Helsinki user account. If you want to view and share information about your studies after completing the course, sign up for the Oma Opintopolku -service maintained by the Finnish National Agency for Education. The ECTS will be displayed within two days in the Oma Opintopolku -service after credits have been registered to the University of Helsinki. To register for the Oma Opintopolku – service you must identify yourself by using Finnish bank identification codes, mobile certificate or certificate card.

Contact information:

This course is a massive open online course (MOOC), which means that the course material is available to everyone. For further information about the course, please visit the online learning environment. The online learning environment contains the material and instructions necessary for completing the course.

The Cyber Security Base course series involves programming assignments, essays, quizzes and puzzles that are completed in the online learning environment.

How to participate?

1. Complete the assignments in the online learning environment. Course materials (without ECTS) are available to everyone without officially enrolling on the course.

2. Enroll on the course through the Open University to receive credits. You will be given instructions for Open University course enrollment through email after you have completed the course assignments in the MOOC online learning environment.

The course is part of the subject studies in Computer Science.

Introduction to Cyber Security, 5 cr (AYTKT20009) consists of Cyber Security Base courses 1-3:

  • Cyber Security Base: Introduction to Cyber Security, 1 cr (AY5823951)
  • Cyber Security Base: Securing Software, 3 cr (AY5823952)
  • Cyber Security Base: Course Project I, 1 cr (AY5823953)

Once you have completed the Cyber Security Base courses listed above, you can request the set of courses to be compiled into Introduction to Cyber Security, 5 cr (AYTKT20009). Send your compilation request to avoin-student@helsinki.fi.