Course - Communication Technology, introduction - TTM4175
Communication Technology, introduction
About
About the course
Course content
This is an introductory course to Communication Technology, with focus on laboratory work. The course consists of three parts:
1. Introduction to basic communication technology, including an introduction to report writing.
2. Laboratory assignment in ethical hacking
3. Laboratory assignment in Developing real-time applications
Learning outcome
The main goal of the course is to give students basic knowledge of communication technology, experience and skills of laboratory work, and to motivate for future studies within communication technology.
Detailed learning goals are as follows:
A. Knowledge
1) To get a basic overview of communication technology as an academic discipline.
2) To get a basic understanding of security mechanisms
3) To get a basic understanding of how an application can be composed using existing components, and how these components interact with each other.
B. Skills
1) To be able to write a technical project report from a scientific laboratory work.
2) To be able to use tools for security analysis
3) To be able to plan and construct a new application from components.
Learning methods and activities
The course consists of two laboratory assignments and lectures. Laboratory assignments will be performed in groups. Each assignment will be graded to passed / not passed. To pass the course, both laboratory assignments must be passed.
The lectures will give an introduction to selected topics and support the laboratory assignments.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Kommunikasjonsteknologi (MTKOM)
Recommended previous knowledge
None.
Course materials
To be announced at the beginning of the term.
Subject areas
- IKT
- Program/system-utvikling
- Safety and Reliability
- Sivilingeniør
- Technological subjects
- Telematics
Contact information
Course coordinator
- Frank Alexander Kræmer
Lecturers
- Danilo Gligoroski
- Frank Alexander Kræmer
Department with academic responsibility
Department of Information Security and Communication Technology