Computer Systems, Communication and Security (Eng.)
- Practical and creative solutions to industry needs.
- Hands-on experience through modern cybersecurity research groups.
The programme provides a solid understanding of architectures, principles, design methods and operations of secure computer systems, respecting both hardware and software aspects, including network communications.
| English study programme / Czech study programme | |
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| Study mode | full-time |
| Length of studies | 2 years |
Graduate profile
Programme graduate will be prepared to design and maintain operations of secure computer systems with respect to both hardware and software aspects, including network communications.
Where after this study?
Suitable follow-up FI doctoral programme:
- Informatics
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In the Study Catalogue you will find the lists of compulsory and optional subjects and the recommended course of study.
Internship is not an obligatory part of this study program.
Relevant research groups
- Centre for Research on Cryptography and Security (CRoCS)
- Laboratory of Quantum Information Processing and Cryptography
- Design and Architecture of Digital Systems Laboratory
- Laboratory of Advanced Networking Technologies
- Research Lab Software Architectures and Information Systems (LaSArIS)
- Cybersecurity Laboratory (KYPO)
Specializations
Specializations are study plans that provide conditions for completion, such as compulsory subjects.
Hardware Systems
The specialization provides specific knowledge to work with programmable structures extending into parallel and distributed systems, computer networks and cryptography. Teaching emphasizes the balance of courses providing the necessary theoretical basis and courses focusing on practical skills that are involved in the design, implementation, analysis, testing and operation of embedded systems. An integral part of the study is also working on a project with a small team and oriented towards experimental and prototype solutions to interesting problems associated with the solution of practical problems arising from research and development activities of the faculty.
Graduate in the specialization "Hardware systems" will be prepared to design solutions of practical problems with the use of computer hardware, to creatively adjust hardware systems and to deploy them, working in positions such as Embedded systems developer; Hardware systems designer and analyst; Onechip controllers programmer.
Information Security
The specialization focuses on areas of security in computer systems and networks, cryptography and its applications. The aim is to prepare such a graduate who will be able to work in a variety of roles critical to ensure security of ICTs – specific profiling (e.g., toward cryptography, technological aspects or security management) beyond a common basis of field of study is left to the choice of the student.
Graduates of the specialization "Information security" will be able to work in organizations developing or providing systems respecting security requirements, but also in advanced management and operations of such systems, in positions like Security software or hardware developer; Systems security and vulnerability analyst; Systems security testing and evaluation specialist or Security incident response specialist.
Software Systems
The specialization will lead the graduate to knowledge and skills necessary in all stages of development and changes in extensive software systems, especially information systems. Emphasis is set on knowledge necessary at the design and development of systems with on deployed modern software technologies.
Graduate in the specialization "Software systems" will be ready to take various roles (e.g., System software developer; Enterprise system developer or Cloud system engineer) in the IT departments taking part in the development and operations of information systems and in the use of IT for support of organizations.
