IT202 DCCY2103 Internetworking Security

No.
Topic Description
1. Name of Course Internetworking Security
2. Course Code IT202
Name(s) of
3. (Please leave this field blank)
Academic Staff
4. Rationale To provide students with the knowledge in the field of security
Semester and
5. 1 / 2 / 3 (Please leave this field blank)
Year offered
Student Learning Face to Face Total Guided and

Time Independent Learning
6. L = Lecture L T P O Guided Learning = 53

T = Tutorial 28 6 10 9 Independent Learning = 67
P =
Practical O Total = 120
= Others
7. Credit Value 3
Prerequisite
8. IT101 Networking Fundamentals
(if any)
Students are able to:

CLO1. Gain understanding of the fundamentals of network
security. [C2]
CLO2. Explain what happens behind the scenes from a
computer's point of view. [A3]
Course Learning
9. CLO3. Analyze the principles, mechanisms and
Outcomes
implementation of network security and data
protection.
CLO4. Work as team to disclose potential vulnerability in
computer systems and propose a countermeasure
solution toward the vulnerability [CS, CT, TS]
Skills in this course are developed through lectures, self-studies,

Transferable assignments, projects and presentations. Skills are assessed
10.
Skills through coursework including report, presentation and final
examination.
No. Topic Description
Teaching- Outcome-based learning (OBL), project-based learning (PBL), e-

Learning and learning, mobile learning, assignment, report, presentation and
11.
Assessment exam.
Strategy
This course examines the principles, mechanisms and

implementation of network security and data protection. The
topics presented will help students gain the fundamentals of
network security and explain what happens behind the scenes and
from the point of view of a computer. Topics include Introduction
to Security, Network Security, Administering a secure network,
Wireless Network Security and Authentication and Account
Management.
12. Synopsis
(Kursus ini mengkaji prinsip-prinsip, mekanisme dan
pelaksanaan keselamatan rangkaian dan perlindungan data.
Topik-topik yang dibentangkan akan membantu pelajar
mendapatkan dasar-dasar keselamatan rangkaian dan
menjelaskan apa yang berlaku di belakang tabir dan dari sudut
pandang komputer. Topik meliputi Topik termasuk Pengenalan
kepada Keselamatan, Keselamatan Rangkaian, Mengendali
rangkaian selamat, Rangkain tanpa wayar dan Pengesahan dan
Pengurusan Akaun.)
13. Mode of Delivery Lecture, e-learning, project, assignment.
1. Labs 10%
2. Assignments 30%
Assessment
14. Methods and 3. Project 10%
Types 4. Mid Term 20%
5. Final Exam 30%
Mapping of the Refer to Appendix A.1.6, Appendix A.2.0 and Appendix A.2.1
15. Course to the
Programme Aims
Mapping of the Refer to Appendix A.1.6, Appendix A.2.0 and Appendix A.2.1
Course to the
16. Programme
Learning
Outcomes
1. Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals , 5th

Edition (Mark Ciampa, 2014), CENGAGE Learning
Main Reference(s) Custom Publishing, ISBN-10: 1305093917
Supporting the 2. Network Security Essentials: Applications and Standards
17. Course (2013), William Stalling, Pearson, ISBN-10: 0273793365
3. Network Security Assessment: Know Your
Network (2015), Chris McNab, O'Reilly Media,
ISBN-10: 149191095X
Approach Guided and Self-guided
Duration 2 hours per session
Activity Guided: Students will be given tasks to be
completed, lab demonstrator will be around to
assist and provide explanation.
Self-guided: Students will be given task prior to

Other Additional the lab session (pre-lab tasks) or to be
18. completed outside the guided session.
Information
Suggested Sessions:
 Lab 1: LU 2
 Lab 2: LU 3
 Lab 3: LU 4
 Lab 4: LU 5
 Lab 5: LU 6
Hours
No. Topics
L T P O
Introduction to Security
1  Challenges in Securing Network 4 1 0 0
Content outline of
 Who are the attackers?
the course/module
19. Network Security
and the SLT per
topic  Security through network devices
2  Security through network 4 1 2 3
technologies
 Security through network
design elements
Administering a secure network
 Common network protocols
3  Network Administration 4 1 2 3
principles
 Securing Network Applications
Wireless Network Security
 Wireless Attacks
4  IEEE 802.11 Security 4 1 2 3
Vulnerability
 Wireless Security Solutions
Access Control Fundamentals
 What is Access Control?
5 4 1 2 0
 Implementing Access Control
 Authentication Services
Authentication and Account Management
 Authentication credentials
6 4 1 2 0
 Single Sign-On
 Account Management
Total 53

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1. Name of Course Internetworking Security

2. Course Code IT202

4. Rationale To provide students with the knowledge in the field of security

Student Learning Face to Face Total Guided and

6. L = Lecture L T P O Guided Learning = 53

Students are able to:

Skills in this course are developed through lectures, self-studies,

Teaching- Outcome-based learning (OBL), project-based learning (PBL), e-

This course examines the principles, mechanisms and

1. Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals , 5th

Self-guided: Students will be given task prior to

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