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<p>Marko: /* News */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> <br /> ==== [http://courses.cs.ttu.ee/pages/Cyber Information for Fall semester 2013] ====<br /> <br /> === IT Academy Scholarships ===<br /> There are special [http://www.arengufond.ee/foresight/ita IT-Academy] scholarships available for Cybersecurity students starting from this semester. The scholarships are awarded based on the study results in the previous semesters. The main condition is that you have 30 EAP/semester in total and the rank is based on your average grade. The [http://www.ttu.ee/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond-1/it-tudengile/teated-uliopilastele/ annoncement and statute of the scholarship] is available on the faculty web site (in Estonian only). You don't have to apply for the scholarship. You will be announce when you will get it. You should consider the scholarship conditions in planning your studies this semester. <br /> <br /> [http://www.ttu.ee/studying/masters/academic-calendar-4/ Academic Calendar]<br /> <br /> == Courses ==<br /> <br /> * '''ITX8080''' Simulation of Attacks and Defense will start on week 2<br /> <br /> * '''ITV8060''' Computer Network Security (4 EAP) is available and free on Fall for cybersecurity 2. year students: <br /> ** Lectures on Tuesday (even weeks) at 14.00 (room will be announced soon)<br /> ** Labs on Tuesday (even weeks) at 16.00 ITC Cisco lab room 415<br /> ** It is basically a CCNA Security course for Cybersecurity program<br /> ** It is suitable for students with some networking background and command-line experience<br /> ** Can be moved to Specialization module<br /> <br /> * '''ITX8071''' Cyber Defense Monitoring Solutions replaces the course ITX8070 Log Mining and Disc Forensics. <br /> * '''ITX8040''' Cyberdefence seminar will take place on Tuesdays (and not on Wednesdays as shown in your timetable)<br /> <br /> * '''ITX8042''' [http://lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Malware:ITX8042:2012 Malware] <br /> <br /> * '''ITX8042''' [http://lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Malware:ITX8060:2012 Malware II]<br /> <br /> * '''ITX8045''' [http://www.lambda.ee/wiki/ITX8045 Cyber Security Seminar]<br /> <br /> * '''ITX8063''' [http://lambda.ee/wiki/ITX8063_2012 IT Systems Hacking Attacks and Defence 2012]<br /> <br /> The courses are free to cybersecurity RE students (the invoices are cancelled) and can be moved to Specialization module after you get a grade.<br /> <br /> The [http://lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2012_first_year information for first year students] may be relevant for you also.<br /> <br /> == Writing a Thesis ==<br /> <br /> === Topic and advisor ===<br /> Almost any professor and lecturer you have met in your curricula can act as an advisor of you thesis. Some of them have some open problems suitable for doing research and writing a thesis, but many don't have a topic to offer. It is usually more helpful to have an initial idea of a topic of your thesis and ask someone with interests in the related field to advise you. You can have an advisor not related to the university, but he can act only as a co-advisor and you need to agree to somebody related to the curricula or the [http://www.ttu.ee/department-of-computer-science|leading institute] of the curricula to be an official advisor.<br /> <br /> [[Cyber_security_thesis_topics | More potential advisors and topics]]<br /> <br /> === Formal Requirements and recommendations ===<br /> There are no strict rules on formatting your thesis. Some general advices that are good to follow for a master thesis:<br /> * a title page, an author declaration, an annotation in english and estonian, a list of contents, and references are required in the thesis<br /> * around 50 pages + appendixes if needed<br /> * Times New Roman (or similar), font size 12, 1.5 spacing used for the ordinary text<br /> * headings are numbered and no more than 3 levels used<br /> * 2 copies are submitted, you will get one back afterwards.<br /> <br /> '''The [http://www.lambda.ee/wiki/ITX8045 Cyber Security Seminar] is designed to provide advice on the thesis requirements and writing process to Cyber Security Master's students.<br /> <br /> === Dates (2013) ===<br /> * May 13 deadline for application of defending the thesis<br /> * May 27, 9.00 - 11.00 and 15.00 - 17.00, submission of the thesis (two copies to ICT-411)<br /> * June 3 ([http://www.ttu.ee/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/arvutiteaduse-instituut/at-tudengile/lopetamine-2/ Schedule]) defenses of the thesis (presentation 15 minutes + discussion)<br /> * After defense, please, visit Dean's Office for more information about final formalities<br /> * June 19 - 28 final ceremony<br /> * [http://lab.cs.ttu.ee/theses Upload your thesis if you would like to have it public]<br /> Your advisor may have different suggestions, but if they don't say anything then you should plan to have a first draft ready by the end of April.<br /> <br /> === Links ===<br /> [http://www.cs.ut.ee/sites/default/files/EN_Guide%20to%20the%20writing%20and%20defense.pdf Some advises and requirements for writing a thesis in UT]<br /> <br /> [http://www.ttu.ee/arvutiteaduse-instituut/oppetoo/loputood/ Some advises and requirements for writing a thesis in TTU (in Estonian)]<br /> <br /> [http://www.lib.ttu.ee/dbs/abaasid.asp Databases, books, research papers accessible from the TTU network]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> </div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2012_first_year&diff=10432 Cyber security 2012 first year 2013-09-03T16:51:29Z

<p>Marko: /* News */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> <br /> ==== [http://courses.cs.ttu.ee/pages/Cyber Information for Fall semester 2013] ====<br /> <br /> === IT Academy Scholarships ===<br /> There are special [http://www.arengufond.ee/foresight/ita IT-Academy] scholarships available for Cybersecurity students starting from this semester. The scholarships are awarded based on rank in admission and the study results in the previous semesters. The main condition is that you have 30 EAP/semester in total and the rank is based on your average grade. The [http://www.ttu.ee/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond-1/it-tudengile/teated-uliopilastele/ annoncement and statute of the scholarship] is available on the faculty web site (in Estonian only). You don't have to apply for the scholarship. You will be announce when you will get it. You should consider the scholarship conditions in planning your studies this semester. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. The test will take place on Monday, September 10th at 18.00 in room X-220. Lessons start on the 3rd week. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Contact ==<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Technology]<br /> **See also [http://www.ttu.ee/public/u/ulikool/kontakt/TTU_Campusekaart_juuli2010.pdf campus maps]<br /> ** [http://www.ttu.ee/en/?id=20045 Faculty of Information Technology]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15). Consultancy time on Mondays at 15.00.<br /> ** additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15). Consultancy time on Mondays at 14.00.<br /> ** study administration at IT dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** [http://www.cs.ut.ee/en Institute of Computer Science]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~unruh/ Dominique Unruh]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Your studies ==<br /> [http://www.ttu.ee/studying/masters/academic-calendar-4/ Academic Calendar]<br /> <br /> [https://ois.ttu.ee/ Study portal]. See also:<br /> <br /> * [https://ois.ttu.ee/video/english portal intro video]<br /> <br /> * Timetables: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=23705&h=2 IVCM11], [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=23706&h=2 IVCM12]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the cybersec curricula: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open (click to the little +) "Faculty of Information Technology", "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table <br /> <br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration office for necessary passwords if you cannot log in with ID-card and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. <br /> <br /> The following suggested courses can be counted as optional courses in the Specialization module of your curricula. They will appear as free choice course initially, but can be moved to Specialization module after you get a grade.<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === Independent of background ===<br /> <br /> * ITV8040 Network Technology I (6 EAP) (strongly recommended) <br /> ** Lecures on Monday 12.00 (from week 2). <br /> ** Labs on Monday 14.30/16.00 IT College Cisco lab room 415. <br /> ** It is basically a CCNA Semester 1+2 course for Cybersecurity program<br /> ** It is suitable for students with no background in networking<br /> ** Good prerequisite course for MTAT.08.004 Network Technology 2 on semester 2 and ITV8060 Computer Network Security on semester 3<br /> <br /> * [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=4&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=139&h=2 IDS0020] Introduction to Cryptography<br /> ** Lectures in Estonian, but it is possible to have it as a self-study course and get all the needed resources from the professor<br /> ** Good prerequisite for the cryptography courses in semester 2 in Tartu<br /> <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. <br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=4&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=35&h=2 ITX0025] - Introduction to Information Technology (with Endre Domiczi)<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=2&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=7234&h=2 IDK1011] (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> * Programming in C, one of the following courses<br /> ** [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=4&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=2164&h=2 ITV0020] Systems Programming in C (lectures in Estonian)<br /> ** [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&i=2&a=1&q=4&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=101&g=1407&h=2 IAG0010] Advanced Course in Programming<br /> <br /> <br /> === Sources for free choice courses ===<br /> <br /> You can look for additional free choice courses from the following sources<br /> <br /> Scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> You can take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/faculty-of-social-sciences/language-centre-2/ Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. The [http://www.ttu.ee/public/s/sotsiaalteaduskond/Instituudid/keeltekeskus/English-based_courses_2012-2013_autumn_semester.pdf list of the English-based courses].<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 3 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6672 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-10-17T12:21:57Z

<p>Marko: /* Cybersecurity solutions from Stonesoft (presentation, demonstration) */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Cybersecurity solutions from Stonesoft (presentation, demonstration) ===<br /> Oct 27, 14.00. IT-College, Raja 4c, room 314<br /> <br /> Lack of testing tools has led into the false assumption that<br /> current security appliances with intrusion prevention and application<br /> identification capabilities are resistant to known evasions. The evasion<br /> research framework implemented in Stonesoft has shown that most security<br /> devices are still vulnerable to even known evasion methods that have been<br /> published in various research papers but not been implemented in any<br /> commonly available tool. It has also revealed that a combination of known<br /> commonly detected evasions may actually exploit vulnerable hosts through<br /> current security devices. New evasions have been found as well. Live demo shows how<br /> to bypass all the network security appliances of market leaders.<br /> <br /> Speaker Klaus Majewski (Director, Business Development, Stonesoft)<br /> <br /> Klaus Majewski has more than 14 years of experience in network security and brings to Stonesoft a wealth of competence and a profound understanding of the market and solutions. During his career at Stonesoft, he has held several positions in product management, product marketing and marketing. Previously, he was a Security Consultant at IBM Finland. Mr. Majewski holds a M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from the Helsinki University of Technology.<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDhZZ0l5Sk93c0hIX056Nk1NcFBLbkE6MQ%20 Register yourself]<br /> <br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> The first lecture of the course is on Oct 6 17:45 at III-302. The future plans will be agreed in the lecture, there will be some changes in the timetable probably.<br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6214 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-10-17T12:21:24Z

<p>Marko: /* Cybersecurity solutions of Stonesoft */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Cybersecurity solutions from Stonesoft (presentation, demonstration) ===<br /> Oct 27, 14.00. IT-College room 314<br /> <br /> Lack of testing tools has led into the false assumption that<br /> current security appliances with intrusion prevention and application<br /> identification capabilities are resistant to known evasions. The evasion<br /> research framework implemented in Stonesoft has shown that most security<br /> devices are still vulnerable to even known evasion methods that have been<br /> published in various research papers but not been implemented in any<br /> commonly available tool. It has also revealed that a combination of known<br /> commonly detected evasions may actually exploit vulnerable hosts through<br /> current security devices. New evasions have been found as well. Live demo shows how<br /> to bypass all the network security appliances of market leaders.<br /> <br /> Speaker Klaus Majewski (Director, Business Development, Stonesoft)<br /> <br /> Klaus Majewski has more than 14 years of experience in network security and brings to Stonesoft a wealth of competence and a profound understanding of the market and solutions. During his career at Stonesoft, he has held several positions in product management, product marketing and marketing. Previously, he was a Security Consultant at IBM Finland. Mr. Majewski holds a M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from the Helsinki University of Technology.<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDhZZ0l5Sk93c0hIX056Nk1NcFBLbkE6MQ%20 Register yourself]<br /> <br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> The first lecture of the course is on Oct 6 17:45 at III-302. The future plans will be agreed in the lecture, there will be some changes in the timetable probably.<br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6213 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-10-17T12:20:52Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Cybersecurity solutions of Stonesoft ===<br /> Oct 27, 14.00. IT-College room 314<br /> <br /> Lack of testing tools has led into the false assumption that<br /> current security appliances with intrusion prevention and application<br /> identification capabilities are resistant to known evasions. The evasion<br /> research framework implemented in Stonesoft has shown that most security<br /> devices are still vulnerable to even known evasion methods that have been<br /> published in various research papers but not been implemented in any<br /> commonly available tool. It has also revealed that a combination of known<br /> commonly detected evasions may actually exploit vulnerable hosts through<br /> current security devices. New evasions have been found as well. Live demo shows how<br /> to bypass all the network security appliances of market leaders.<br /> <br /> Speaker Klaus Majewski (Director, Business Development, Stonesoft)<br /> <br /> Klaus Majewski has more than 14 years of experience in network security and brings to Stonesoft a wealth of competence and a profound understanding of the market and solutions. During his career at Stonesoft, he has held several positions in product management, product marketing and marketing. Previously, he was a Security Consultant at IBM Finland. Mr. Majewski holds a M.Sc. degree in Computer Science from the Helsinki University of Technology.<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDhZZ0l5Sk93c0hIX056Nk1NcFBLbkE6MQ%20 Register yourself]<br /> <br /> <br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> The first lecture of the course is on Oct 6 17:45 at III-302. The future plans will be agreed in the lecture, there will be some changes in the timetable probably.<br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6212 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-10-04T16:43:02Z

<p>Marko: /* ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> The first lecture of the course is on Oct 6 17:45 at III-302. The future plans will be agreed in the lecture, there will be some changes in the timetable probably.<br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6080 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-10-04T15:16:57Z

<p>Marko: /* ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> The first lecture of the course is on Oct 6 at III-302. The future plans will be agreed in the lecture, there will be some changes in the timetable probably.<br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=6078 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-14T17:24:04Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === ITX8041 Legal Aspects of Cyber Security ===<br /> There was an unexpected problem with starting the course. We hope that the problems will be solved and the course starts on October. We will let you know through this wiki page when it will be clear. <br /> <br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5913 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-09T18:13:09Z

<p>Marko: /* People with an IT background */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS. It has turned out that some of the courses belonging to this program can be studied only for additional fee (OIS will warn you when it is the case).<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5784 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-08T16:10:43Z

<p>Marko: /* People with an IT background */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll. The classes are quite popular and it may happen that there are no places left for the first year students.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5766 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-08T15:54:57Z

<p>Marko: /* ITI8511 Practical Training in Information Technology */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8511 Practical Training in Information Technology ===<br /> You can get credit for ITI8511 if you have working experience in IT field. To get the credit you have to:<br /> * have a working experience equivalent for at least 2 months of full-time job.<br /> * fill an application in OIS (Applications -> Acceptance of practice). You cannot declare it as an ordinary course.<br /> * ask your employer to fill the [http://www.ttu.ee/public/i/infotehnoloogia-teaduskond/vormid/Praktika_toend_2010.doc form] (form is in Estonian).<br /> * meet Tanel Tammet at consultancy or any other agreed time and explain your duties and results of the work done.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5752 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-06T13:37:00Z

<p>Marko: /* Language Classes */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> HLI2200 Estonian Language and Culture is not planned to take place at the time in the timetable due to lack of interest. The course takes place on other times at<br /> Monday 10.00, room X-222, Monday 16.00, room X-222, Wednesday 10.00, room X-210, Thursday 16.00, room X-307, Friday 10.00, room X-417, Thursady 10.00 (based on Finnish). <br /> Please contact Marin.Vinkel@ttu.ee if you have questions about the course.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5701 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-01T11:52:49Z

<p>Marko: /* Language Classes */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test until Sep 6th to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test (from the list in the registration form).<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5691 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-01T11:51:44Z

<p>Marko: /* Language Classes */</p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Name, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5690 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-09-01T11:17:40Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5689 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-31T12:47:21Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] instead of or in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5659 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-31T12:45:38Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] instead of or in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** take the course ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-140, labs even weeks Wednesday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D+H .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (ITI0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** IDK1011 (in English) - Introduction to Programming. It is a soft start to programming.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5658 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-31T12:08:30Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3rd week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] instead of or in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> Course IDK1011 - Introduction to Programming may be suitable for you<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5657 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-31T11:57:47Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3th week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] instead of or in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> Course IDK1011 - Introduction to Programming may be suitable for you<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5656 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-31T11:57:16Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> === Language Classes ===<br /> <br /> You have to register and give an initial test to attend the English for Science class. Lessons start on the 3th week. You can register to test using [http://www.ttu.ee/keeltekeskus/registration/?kood=HLI8750 web form]. The form is unfortunately in Estonian, the names of the input fields are Surname, Forename, Student code, Curricula (IVCM), E-mail, Phone number and Time for test. You can also write to merlin.urbla@ttu.ee and let her know the time you will attend the test.<br /> <br /> You can actually take some other language course (French, German, Russian, Finnish) offered by the [http://http://www.ttu.ee/language-centre Language Centre] instead of or in addition to the courses (HLI2200, HLX8040) in your curricula. You can contact kristel.laanpere@ttu.ee to get more specific information about the courses offered.<br /> <br /> === ITX8090 and ITX8043 schedule ===<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 21 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> Course IDK1011 - Introduction to Programming may be suitable for you<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5655 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-30T17:01:07Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>== News ==<br /> Replacement of lectures due to business trips:<br /> <br /> Sept 14, Oct 5 at 14-17:15 ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures instead of ITX8043 (Leis) lectures<br /> <br /> Sept 23, Oct 7 at 17:30-20:59 ITX8043 (Leis) lectures instead of ITX8090 (Kivimaa) lectures <br /> <br /> <br /> == Schedules, courses, useful links ==<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS). You can find all the courses given in English (timetables of all international programs) in TUT by looking at OIS -> Timetables -> click to GB flag in the center of the page.<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> Course IDK1011 - Introduction to Programming may be suitable for you<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2011_first_year&diff=5637 Cyber security 2011 first year 2011-08-26T15:08:29Z

<p>Marko: /* People with an IT background */</p> <hr /> <div>= Schedules, courses, useful links =<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator Marko Kääramees (Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15) with additional help from Tanel Tammet (tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223 at Raja 15)<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ttu.ee/new-students international studies intro page] and [http://www.ttu.ee/international-study-center people to contact]<br /> ** Important: [https://ois.ttu.ee/portal/page?_pageid=35,435155&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL&k=&i=2&a=1&q=1&b=1&c=-1&d=-1&e=-1&e_sem=61&g=19196&p= lecture timetable]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]. See also:<br /> *** [http://vanasise.ttu.ee/video/english/ portal intro video]<br /> *** Navigate to the cybersec study plan: click ENG on the right, Select Curricula on the left, Select by "structural units" under Curricula, Open "10. IVCM09 IVCM09/09 Cybersecurity" in the middle table (click the little + after 10.)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Additional Elective Courses==<br /> You can take the following courses in Tartu and get these accepted as part of your curricula in the module of elective courses:<br /> <br /> MJJV.10.033 Insurance of Property Risks (5 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJRI.10.035 Economic Environment (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.206 Practical Training in Information Technology (12 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJJV.03.158 Organizational Behaviour (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.245 Social Informatics (3 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.248 Introduction to Internet Psychology (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS),<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2011 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking. Please tell the program coordinators about your background and we will put some suggestions about elective courses on this page.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses:<br /> <br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2010_first_year&diff=5594 Cyber security 2010 first year 2010-12-09T12:49:38Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>= Schedules, courses, useful links =<br /> <br /> Basic:<br /> * [http://www.ut.ee/en Uni of Tartu]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/ Peeter Laud]: peeter_l@ut.ee<br /> * [http://www.ttu.ee/?lang=en Tallinn Uni of Tech] and [http://deepthought.ttu.ee/itt/english.php it department]. See also [http://www.ttu.ee/contact/maps/ campus maps]<br /> ** program coordinator [http://www.eltk.ee/pildigalerii/teadlaste-oo-25.-septembril-2009/Kaaramees.jpg/image_preview Marko Kääramees]: Marko.Kaaramees@ttu.ee, phone 6203461, room IT-224, Raja 15<br /> ** program coordinator Tanel Tammet: tammet@staff.ttu.ee, phone 6203457, room IT-223, Raja 15. Suitable time for meeting: Wednesdays 10-11.<br /> ** study administration at it dept: room IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee <br /> ** see also [http://www.ip.ttu.ee/ international studies page] and [http://www.ip.ttu.ee/index.php?lang=est&main_id=8 people to contact]<br /> ** [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main study portal]<br /> <br /> == News ==<br /> <br /> <font color="red">People who have not yet declared their courses:</font> please visit the study administration at the IT building, get your printed forms, fill them with a course list and submit:<br /> Andrejs, Rosella, Dyan, Yash Pal.<br /> <br /> ==Additional Elective Courses==<br /> You can take the following courses in Tartu and get these accepted as part of your curricula in the module of elective courses:<br /> <br /> MJJV.10.033 Insurance of Property Risks (5 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJRI.10.035 Economic Environment (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.206 Practical Training in Information Technology (12 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJJV.03.158 Organizational Behaviour (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.245 Social Informatics (3 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.248 Introduction to Internet Psychology (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> <br /> == Observations and suggestions ==<br /> <br /> Observe that the first semester is <i>relatively</i> easy. It makes a lot of sense to take additional elective courses at the first semester. See the ideas below and scan the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal] for available courses this fall (takes effort, but it is useful to learn to find your way in OIS),<br /> <br /> In particular, cybersec elective courses of cryptology at Tartu are a good choice for people interested in tech and math!<br /> <br /> You are supposed to declare your courses for the first semester during the first half of september, using the [http://ois.ttu.ee/pls/portal/ois2.ois_public.main OIS study portal]. <br /> Contact the study administration people at IT-235 Raja 15, 12618 Tallinn, phone 6203528, email i@ttu.ee for necessary passwords <br /> and for any other kinds of technical administrative help!<br /> <br /> If for some reason you cannot declare a course in time, do not despair: <br /> it is ok to start the study without declaring all courses immediately.<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> It will take time - at least until 6 september - to get the OIS passwords for international students. Understandably you cannot declare your courses in OIS until that, meaning that is OK to declare them later.<br /> <br /> == Scholarship information ==<br /> <br /> Two substantial scholarships will be awarded to first-year students based on the results of the first semester. Approximate decision time 1. February 2011. No applications required: cybersec students are automatically eligible. Decision will be based upon (a) weighted average of grades (b) having enough (ca 1/4 of total studies) points.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Ideas for additional courses during fall 2010 ==<br /> <br /> Initial suggestions for courses in addition to the main course schedule are different for people with/without IT background. In the first case, get intro courses (generic intro, very basic programming and very basic networking). In the second case, take additional non-intro courses or do some courses (or replacements) in advance. <br /> <br /> === People with no/little IT background ===<br /> <br /> You need to get some general IT background, very basic programming competence and intro to networking:<br /> <br /> * General<br /> ** take the course ITX0025 - Introduction to Information Technology (Endre Domiczi), lectures odd weeks Friday 08:00-09:30 room V-301, labs even weeks Friday 08:00-09:30 room IT-213D .<br /> <br /> * Programming: two options, start in parallel, then choose which (or both) to pursue:<br /> ** Partially self-study option: start http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/ and enroll to the comprehensive [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 programming course based on java (iti0011)] programming course based on the book. The lectures are in Estonian (no point in attending unless you understand Estonian) but you can receive labwork in English and do the labs in English (choose a suitable labtime once per week from OIS and talk to lab instructors). In case you have no programming background, you'll simply have to do additional excercises from the book to get to the level required by the labs (doable). NB! For students speaking Estonian, just attend the [http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/ITI0011 iti0011 course] as regular student, attend lectures etc (obviously, you'll still have to do additional excercises from the book).<br /> ** VBA english course: given by Jaan Übi.<br /> <br /> * Networking<br /> ** Wait for Peeter to come back with Tartu suggestions.<br /> ** Contact Truls Ringkjob at it college and ask about possible netw intro courses this fall (might happen, if you find a suitable one, verify with T.Tammet that it is OK): Truls Ringkjob, Truls.Ringkjob AT itcollege.ee, phone 6 285 848<br /> <br /> === People with an IT background ===<br /> <br /> * Possible replacements for Tallinn spring business administration courses already this fall:<br /> ** The course TIX8280 International Business (4.0 ECT) is taught in spring. However, you can replace it with the course TIX2730 - Management, taught this fall on Mondays weeks 1-8: 17:45-21:00 lecture+exercise , docent Stein Skjorshammer, room X-222. <br /> ** The course TIX8300 Business Ethics (3.0 ECT) is taught in spring. However, you can replace it with the course TIX2720 - Intercultural Communication, taught this fall on Tuesdays even weeks 10-17: 17:45-21:00, lecturer Leon Miller, room X-221.<br /> ** See the TVTM11 schedule link under the "T-School of Economics and Business Administration of TUT" block in the timetable in OIS.<br /> ** You may contact the Economics and Business Administration international studies counselor Siyi Ma (phone 620 3940, room X-247) for additional details about the courses <br /> <br /> * Tartu: Cryptology I. Requires good math background. See [http://vvv.cs.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/kryptoi10s/ course page] and contact Peeter Laud (peeter_l@ut.ee) for questions about possible distance learning, replacing lab time on Thursdays etc.<br /> <br /> * See the IVSM schedule link under the "I-Faculty of Information Technology" block in the timetable in OIS: these are courses for the first-year international master studies in software engineering and could be an interesting option. The software engineering program coordinator is Jüri Vain (vain@ioc.ee, phone 620 4190): you may want to check with him for the available/suitable courses in that program.<br /> <br /> * The [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] (building located close to the IT dept building) offers very good CISCO academy network administration courses. Contact the [http://itcollege.ee/?url=overview IT College] for the exact schedule and availability. Some of these courses are a suitable replacement for networking/administration courses at the second semester in Tartu. However, the IT College/CISCO courses are not part of the Uni of Tech curriculum, hence you would have to pay for these courses yourself.<br /> <br /> * Some of the second-year cybersec courses might be suitable if you have enough IT background and there is no time overlap with you main courses. Check the schedule http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Cyber_security_2010_second_year and in case of interest, talk (email) to the lecturers and ask about the required background and possibility to enroll.<br /> <br /> = Main course schedule =<br /> <br /> See also the ideas above for additional courses during Monday-Wednesday.<br /> <br /> == Monday and Wednesday ==<br /> <br /> ITX8041 - cybersec legal aspects. Lecturer Eneken Tikk (eneken.tikk@mil.ee). Lecture time 17.45-20.45.<br /> <br /> Lecture dates and rooms: 08.09 (wednesday) room II-409 , 20.09 (monday) room V-105, 27.09 (monday) room VII-422, 04.10 (monday) room V-105, 11.10 (monday) room VII-422, 18.10 (monday) room V-105, 25.10 (monday) room VII-422 , 08.11 (monday) room VII-422. Later (nov-dec) lecture schedules to be announced.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Thursday ==<br /> <br /> 14:00-15:30 - lab <br /> HLI8750 - English for science, room X-406, X-407, X-423<br /> <br /> 16:00-17:30 - lab <br /> HLI2200 - Estonian language and culture. Lecturer Lilian Vanem, room X-416<br /> <br /> 17:45-19:15 - lecture <br /> ITX8090 - Info- ja and cybersec in organisations <br /> Lecturer Jüri Kivimaa (jyri.kivimaa@mil.ee), room VII-226<br /> <br /> 19:30-21:00 - lab <br /> ITX8090 - Info- ja and cybersec in organisations <br /> Lecturer Jüri Kivimaa (jyri.kivimaa@mil.ee), room VII-226<br /> <br /> == Friday ==<br /> <br /> 10:00-11:30 - lecture<br /> ITX8043 - Cybersec management <br /> lecturer Paul Leis (Paul.Leis@seb.ee), room X-211C<br /> <br /> 12:00-13:30 - lab <br /> ITX8043 - Cybersec management <br /> lecturer Paul Leis (Paul.Leis@seb.ee), room X-211C<br /> <br /> 14:00-15:30 - lab <br /> HLI8750 - English for science, <br /> room X-406, X-407, X-423</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Cyber_security_2010_second_year&diff=5595 Cyber security 2010 second year 2010-12-09T12:48:28Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>==Additional Elective Courses==<br /> You can take the following courses in Tartu and get these accepted as part of your curricula in the module of elective courses:<br /> <br /> MJJV.10.033 Insurance of Property Risks (5 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJRI.10.035 Economic Environment (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.206 Practical Training in Information Technology (12 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MJJV.03.158 Organizational Behaviour (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.245 Social Informatics (3 ECTS)<br /> <br /> MTAT.03.248 Introduction to Internet Psychology (6 ECTS)<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Monday==<br /> 16:00-17:30 - lecture ITX8042 - Malware, room IT-140. Lecturer Toomas Lepik (course-malware@cert.ee).<br /> <br /> 17:45-19:15 - practice ITX8042 - Malware, room IT-213B. Lecturer Toomas Lepik (course-malware@cert.ee).<br /> <br /> [[Malware]]<br /> <br /> ==Tuesday==<br /> <br /> <br /> <b>NB! The lecture room for Tuesday has been changed</b>: instead of the previously planned IT-137A the lectures will take place in VI-224<br /> <br /> 16.00 first time on Sept 7 Cyberdefence seminar (time and place may change later), room VI-224. Seminar coordinator is Ahto Buldas (buldas(at)ut.ee).<br /> <br /> 17:00-20:00:<br /> * 1st half of the semester (weeks 1-8) [[ITX8062]] - Information Systems Mass Attacks and Defence, room VI-224. Course coordinator Rain Ottis (rain.ottis(at)ccdcoe.org), several lecturers.<br /> * 2nd half of the semester (weeks 9-16) [[ITX8063]] - Information Systems Hacking Attacks and Defence, rooms IT-137A and IT-213B. Course coordinator Kaur Kasak (kaur.kasak(at)gmail.com), several lecturers.<br /> <br /> ==Thursday==<br /> <br /> <b>NB!</b> ITX8080 Simulation of Attacks and Defense courses will start in 30 September and will have additional lecture and practice times to compensate for the first weeks. No lectures/practical work will take place during 2-23 September.<br /> <br /> The lecturer is Antti Andreimann (aandreim@itcollege.ee), several other people (Aivo Jürgenson etc) will be participating with their specific competences.<br /> <br /> The currently planned timetable for the course (small changes might occur):<br /> <br /> 12:00-13:30 - lecture [[ITX8080]] - Simulation of Attacks and Defense, room IT-137A<br /> <br /> ==Friday==<br /> <br /> <br /> 8:00-11:00 starting from October 8, 2010 lecture/lab ITX8070 - Log Mining and Disk Forensics, room IT-213B. Lecturer Risto Vaarandi.<br /> <br /> 14:00-17:30 - practice [[ITX8080]] - Simulation of Attacks and Defense, room ??IT-213B??</div>

Marko http://www.lambda.ee/w/index.php?title=Algoritmid&diff=7761 Algoritmid 2005-09-02T19:58:02Z

<p>Marko: </p> <hr /> <div>Algoritmid ja andmestruktuurid on korraga nii arvutiteaduse kui <br /> praktilise programmeerimise osa. Küsimused selles valdkonnas on <br /> üpris selged:<br /> * kuidas ehitada probleemi lahendamiseks efektiivsemat algoritmi?<br /> * milliseid andmestruktuure kasutada?<br /> Efektiivsuse hindamist ja lahendatavuse probleemi ennast vaatlevad<br /> [[keerukus]] ja [[algoritmiteooria]]<br /> <br /> == Õpikud ==<br /> * I. Parberry [http://hercule.csci.unt.edu/~ian/books/free/license.html Lecture Notes on Algorithm Analysis and Complexity Theory] - pdf versioon, vali vastav raamat litsentsilehe<br /> alt boxist.<br /> * I. Parberry [http://hercule.csci.unt.edu/~ian/books/free/license.html Problems on Algorithms] - väga suur kogus ülesandeid, pdf versioon, vali vastav raamat litsentsilehe alt boxist.<br /> * H. S. Wilf. [http://www.math.upenn.edu/%7Ewilf/AlgoComp.pdf Algorithms and Complexity] - pdf.<br /> * S. Skiena [http://www2.toki.or.id/book/AlgDesignManual/ The Algorithm Design Manual]<br /> * B. R. Preiss. [http://www.brpreiss.com/books/opus4/html/book.html Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C++] - html, fookus andmestruktuuridel: hashid, indeksid, puud jms.<br /> <br /> == Kursused ==<br /> <br /> * M. Kääramees [http://cs.ttu.ee/kursused/iti0050/ Algoritmid ja andmestruktuurid] - pdf, ülesanded, viited.<br /> * P. Laud. Algoritmid ja andmestruktuurid [http://math.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/a_ja_a03s/ 2003] ja [http://math.ut.ee/~peeter_l/teaching/a_ja_a04s/ 2004] versioonid - ülesanded ja materjalid.<br /> * J. Edmonds [http://www.cs.yorku.ca/%7Ejeff/notes/3101/slides.html Slides for algorithms course] - ppt.<br /> * S. Skiena [http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~skiena/392/audio/ Programming challenges] - pdf, html, audio.<br /> * M. Kääramees [http://cs.ttu.ee/kursused/itv0100/ Programmeerimise erikursus].<br /> .</div>

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