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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The internet was once celebrated as the ultimate platform for self-expression and open communication. But it has now become a global surveillance device. With its endless capacity to process and store data, the internet can pose a dire threat to individual privacy and national security. To learn more about this developing issue, take the Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security course by edX.
People are starting to realise that their data and online activities are being monitored 24/7. And they are beginning to call for restrictions on such practices. After taking the Cyberwar, Surveillance, and Security training, you too will be sufficiently informed to join the debate. You will learn about national security laws, and laws related to personal and commercial privacy, in the post-Snowden online world.
The University of Adelaide put together the Cyberwar, Surveillance, and Security certification syllabus. And upon course completion, you can receive a certificate with their logo and the course instructors’ signatures, if you pay the certification fee. Candidates don’t require any academic qualification to pursue the introductory computer science programme.
The Highlights
- Self-paced learning course
- Free access to learning materials
- Study two to three hours weekly
- University of Adelaide program
- Introductory Computer Science course
- Completion certificate available for purchase
- Add shareable certificate directly to LinkedIn
Programme Offerings
- Online Course
- Introductory Computer Science course
- video lectures
- Six-week Course
- Self-paced learning course
- English Transcripts
- University of Adelaide program
- Free access to learning materials
- Add shareable certificate directly to LinkedIn
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 4162 | yes | The University of Adelaide, Adelaide |
- All learners can access the Cyberwar, Surveillance, and Security online course material for free.
- For those who want it, the shareable completion certificate is available for purchase.
Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security Programme Fee Structure
Training | Fees in INR |
Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security program | NA. |
Certification Fee | Rs. 4,162 |
Eligibility Criteria
The Cyberwar, Surveillance, and Security certification course is an introductory Computer Science course and does not require any prerequisite knowledge, training, qualification, or experience to apply.
What you will learn
After completing the Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security online course, learners should have a thorough understanding of:
- Globally networked surveillance technologies, and their intent, purpose, and impact
- Cyberactivism, cyberwar, and their consequences
- Responses to online surveillance
- Online security
Admission Details
Step 1: If you are interested in the Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security programme, you can learn more about it, and apply through this link: https://www.edx.org/course/cyberwar-surveillance-and-security.
Step 2: You will find several sections containing detailed information about the course, go through them, and click on the ‘Enroll’ button when you are ready to apply.
Step 3: Register yourself for an edX account either by entering your details or through an existing account on Google, Microsoft, Apple, or Facebook.
Step 4: You will get a verification email, and upon successful verification, you will be able to start learning immediately.
Application Details
When signing up for an account, edX will ask you to enter your basic information (email address, full name, country/region of residence), and create a public username and a password. And that is it. You do not have to enter any additional information or fill out an application/admittance/enrolment form.
The Syllabus
- Pre-course survey
- Welcome
- How the Internet works
- Structure and governance (1 Question)
- The NEW Internet (1 Question)
- Knowledge check (5 Questions)
- What's happening next week
- WikiLeaks
- Snowden
- Responses to Snowden (1 Question)
- Anonymous (1 Question)
- Knowledge check (5 Questions)
- Whats happening next week
- Five Eyes
- Domestic Law (1 Question)
- International law and surveillance (1 Question)
- Week 3 summary
- Knowledge check (5 Questions)
- What's happening next week
- The democratic question in the collection of metadata
- Privacy in the context of metadata and surveillance
- What does public justification in the context of metadata mean? (1 Question)
- Privacy, independent review, and dissent (1 Question)
- Knowledge check (4 Questions)
- What's happening next week
- Internet security and state responsibility
- Cyber operations, the use of force and armed attack (1 Question)
- Law of armed conflict (1 Question)
- Knowledge check (4 Questions)
- Whats happening next week
- We need an invasive NSA
- Addressing Snowden (1 Question)
- Looking to the future
- Personal takeaway (1 Question)
- Final word
Instructors
The University of Adelaide, Adelaide Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
That is because the Cyberwar, Surveillance, and Security online course, is an introductory program.
The University of Adelaide has developed this course.
The instructors for this course are Dr. Melissa de Zwart, Dr. Dale Stephens, and Dr. Rebecca LaForgia.
Yes, the certificate will be instructor-signed. The University of Adelaide logo will also be printed on the certificate.
Yes, all the video lectures come with English transcripts.
Extensive information about the University of Adelaide, and a list of all the online courses it offers, are available on the edX website. You can access this information by clicking on the link given below, https://www.edx.org/school/adelaidex
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