Networking and Security [30.0]

Students with an option in "Networking and security" should be able to:
- Understand and explain the various devices and protocols implemented in computer networks
- Design, configurate and manage computer networks which integrate the demands of the applications
- Identify the main classes of shared and parallel applications, the ensuing issues and required  solutions
- Set up shared applications by implementing appropriate tools and techniques
- Understand the characteristics of shared systems : parallelism, synchronization, communication, error and threat models
- Implement the appropriate techniques, algorithms and languages in order to design, model and analyse shared applications
- Understand and implement the mechanisms (cryptography, protocols,  ...) allowing one to ensure the security of shared networks and systems

Legend
MandatoryOptional
Courses not taught this academic yearPeriodic courses not taught this academic year
Periodic courses taught this academic yearTwo year courses

Click on the course code to see detailed informations (objectives, methods, evaluation...)

All courses in this option are compulsory.
Mandatory INGI2142

Computer networks: configuration and management  (in French) Olivier Bonaventure (coord.), Marc Lobelle, Peter Van Roy30h + 30h 5credits 2q xx
Mandatory INGI2346

Distributed application design  (in English) Marc Lobelle (coord.), Peter Van Roy30h + 15h 5credits 1q xx
Mandatory INGI2347

System security  (in French) Gildas Avoine, Jean-Jacques Quisquater30h + 15h 5credits 2q xx
Mandatory INGI2143

Concurrent systems : models and analysis  (in English) Charles Pecheur30h + 15h 5credits 1q xx
Mandatory INGI2348

Information theory and coding  (in French) Jérôme Louveaux, Benoît Macq (coord.), Olivier Pereira30h + 15h 5credits 2q xx
Mandatory INGI2144

Secured systems engineering  (in English) Gildas Avoine30h + 15h 5credits 1q xx
 
Other Master offering this option
 
| 1/02/2009 |