Semester 1

• [SCC-0101] [6 ECTS] Cybercrime
  The aim of this course is to inform the students about the legal aspects of computer crime. The use of informative technologies is the main characteristic of modern times. The life of the contemporary human being is unimaginable without technology which is an important segment. On the other hand, this kind of technological achievement has its own dark side which includes use of technology for criminal purposes. In the contemporary aspect, computer crime is very evident and widespread form of crime taking into consideration the large number of users of informative technologies which corresponds to the large number of victims of such crimes. This course will help students understand the forms of appearance of computer crime, its regulation with legal provisions as well as the main phenomenological, typological and ethiologcal characteristics of this form of criminality.
• [SCC-0102] [6 ECTS] Applied Digital Forensics Investigation
  This course aims to provide students with knowledge and understanding about the different data that can be used to investigate both digital and non-digital crime, as well as the the processes and tools used to conduct computer forensic investigation. Students will be exposed to different use cases, through which they will learn to identify the tasks they need to perform and choose the appropriate approach and tools to be used. Students will also analyse artifacts and details they may have been missing during their examinations. The students will also learn how to follow systematic processes while conducting digital investigation, and strengthen their ability to draw conclusions based on their findings.
• [SCC-0103] [6 ECTS] IT Law
  Aims of the course program: - to get acquainted with the basic terms, concepts and main features of the areas that include the information technology law as a scientific applied discipline; - to discuss the topics in the field of interweaving interests of law and information technology; - to develop skills for the search on the information’s in cyber space relevant for the legal profession; - to apply the basic legal provisions on the concrete cases of practice, and strengthening analytical capacities and the ability for critical reasoning.
• [6 ECTS] Elective course
  • [ESCC-01] Web Application Security
    This class is designed to teach students how to properly secure a web server, web page, and web application. Students will take an already existing web application and redesign it to be as secure as possible. Students will also design and build an eCommerce site designed with the best security practices. Students will learn how to protect confidential information, including financial and personal data. Part of security is testing the security and vulnerabilities of the web application. To that end, students will also learn the common techniques for penetrating web applications and web servers. This will give students the techniques to properly test their web applications in their academic and professional careers.
  • [ESCC-02] Ethical Hacking
    This course aims to build an “ethical hacker”, which in fact is a skilled professional who understands and knows how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems and uses the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to lead the fight against the cyber criminals and keep hard-earned assets secure. The course will cover the essentials of computer systems architecture, programming, operating systems and databases, alongside specialist topics in digital forensics, legal issues, networking, ethical hacking and computer security. The experience is designed to be hands-on, requiring you to become familiar with penetration testing tools, encryption algorithms and forensic analysis software, alongside more traditional classroom studies.
  • [ESCC-03] IT Security Policies and Procedures
    The aim of this course is to enable students to implement security policies and procedures to support organizational goals. It discusses methodologies for identifying, quantifying, mitigating, and controlling security risks. Students learn to write security risk management plans according to best standard security guidelines and best practices, and techniques to recover infrastructure, systems, networks, data, and user access.
  • [ESCC-04] Criminology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the object of study of criminology, criminological major institutions, the importance and impact of various factors on committing crimes, criminological examination of the perpetrator and the victim of the offense; - Identification and analysis of criminological issues. - Critical analysis of the concepts and terms specific to criminological research. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of criminology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through the identification and use of the main sources of Criminology.
  • [ESCC-05] Victimology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the concept, creation and development of Victimology as a specific criminal legal science, understanding the position of the victim of the crime as a separate entity, its needs and means of redress as well as their involvement in criminal proceedings. - Identifying and analyzing the main victim-based problems facing this modern science. - Critical analysing of the victimology concepts and terms, and use of knowledge to solve hypothetical cases related to the victim of the offense. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of Victimology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through identification and use of the main sources of science victimology.
  • [ECSS-06] Organized Crime
    Course objectives: Gaining basic knowledge about criminal acts of organized crime, their emergent forms, forms which appear and ways of dealing with them. Through this program students will be able through the process of their integration into the social mainstream to help distinguish the forms of classical forms of criminality and organized crime. Students will also be able to find and take most appropriate methods and means for resolving this type of crime and that knowledge will be applied in the operational - the practical working with a successful detection and prevention of crimes related to organized crime.
• [6 ECTS] Elective course
  • [ESCC-01] Web Application Security
    This class is designed to teach students how to properly secure a web server, web page, and web application. Students will take an already existing web application and redesign it to be as secure as possible. Students will also design and build an eCommerce site designed with the best security practices. Students will learn how to protect confidential information, including financial and personal data. Part of security is testing the security and vulnerabilities of the web application. To that end, students will also learn the common techniques for penetrating web applications and web servers. This will give students the techniques to properly test their web applications in their academic and professional careers.
  • [ESCC-02] Ethical Hacking
    This course aims to build an “ethical hacker”, which in fact is a skilled professional who understands and knows how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems and uses the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to lead the fight against the cyber criminals and keep hard-earned assets secure. The course will cover the essentials of computer systems architecture, programming, operating systems and databases, alongside specialist topics in digital forensics, legal issues, networking, ethical hacking and computer security. The experience is designed to be hands-on, requiring you to become familiar with penetration testing tools, encryption algorithms and forensic analysis software, alongside more traditional classroom studies.
  • [ESCC-03] IT Security Policies and Procedures
    The aim of this course is to enable students to implement security policies and procedures to support organizational goals. It discusses methodologies for identifying, quantifying, mitigating, and controlling security risks. Students learn to write security risk management plans according to best standard security guidelines and best practices, and techniques to recover infrastructure, systems, networks, data, and user access.
  • [ESCC-04] Criminology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the object of study of criminology, criminological major institutions, the importance and impact of various factors on committing crimes, criminological examination of the perpetrator and the victim of the offense; - Identification and analysis of criminological issues. - Critical analysis of the concepts and terms specific to criminological research. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of criminology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through the identification and use of the main sources of Criminology.
  • [ESCC-05] Victimology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the concept, creation and development of Victimology as a specific criminal legal science, understanding the position of the victim of the crime as a separate entity, its needs and means of redress as well as their involvement in criminal proceedings. - Identifying and analyzing the main victim-based problems facing this modern science. - Critical analysing of the victimology concepts and terms, and use of knowledge to solve hypothetical cases related to the victim of the offense. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of Victimology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through identification and use of the main sources of science victimology.
  • [ECSS-06] Organized Crime
    Course objectives: Gaining basic knowledge about criminal acts of organized crime, their emergent forms, forms which appear and ways of dealing with them. Through this program students will be able through the process of their integration into the social mainstream to help distinguish the forms of classical forms of criminality and organized crime. Students will also be able to find and take most appropriate methods and means for resolving this type of crime and that knowledge will be applied in the operational - the practical working with a successful detection and prevention of crimes related to organized crime.

Semester 2

• [SCC-0201] [6 ECTS] Criminal Justice Administration
  Aims of the course program: The context of criminal justice administrators is tense. This course aims to identify the basic structure and function of criminal justice organizations while paying attention to how criminal justice organizations are managed and led. This course will illuminate key criminal justice administration concepts and ideas that will provide a framework to understand the complexities of criminal justice administration.
• [SCC-0202] [6 ECTS] Applied Data and Network Security
  This class is designed to teach students how to properly secure a web server, web page, and web application. Students will take an already existing web application and redesign it to be as secure as possible. Students will also design and build an eCommerce site designed with the best security practices. Students will learn how to protect confidential information, including financial and personal data. Part of security is testing the security and vulnerabilities of the web application. To that end, students will also learn the common techniques for penetrating web applications and web servers. This will give students the techniques to properly test their web applications in their academic and professional careers.
• [SCC-0203] [6 ECTS] Practical Internship
  The purpose of the practical internship is to give students the possibility to get an experience of this field. Practical internship will be organized with support from the Military Science Department, the Unit for Fight against Cybercrime, the Public Prosecution of RM, Department of Computer Crime within the Ministry of Interior of RM etc.
• [6 ECTS] Elective course
  • [ESCC-01] Web Application Security
    This class is designed to teach students how to properly secure a web server, web page, and web application. Students will take an already existing web application and redesign it to be as secure as possible. Students will also design and build an eCommerce site designed with the best security practices. Students will learn how to protect confidential information, including financial and personal data. Part of security is testing the security and vulnerabilities of the web application. To that end, students will also learn the common techniques for penetrating web applications and web servers. This will give students the techniques to properly test their web applications in their academic and professional careers.
  • [ESCC-02] Ethical Hacking
    This course aims to build an “ethical hacker”, which in fact is a skilled professional who understands and knows how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems and uses the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to lead the fight against the cyber criminals and keep hard-earned assets secure. The course will cover the essentials of computer systems architecture, programming, operating systems and databases, alongside specialist topics in digital forensics, legal issues, networking, ethical hacking and computer security. The experience is designed to be hands-on, requiring you to become familiar with penetration testing tools, encryption algorithms and forensic analysis software, alongside more traditional classroom studies.
  • [ESCC-03] IT Security Policies and Procedures
    The aim of this course is to enable students to implement security policies and procedures to support organizational goals. It discusses methodologies for identifying, quantifying, mitigating, and controlling security risks. Students learn to write security risk management plans according to best standard security guidelines and best practices, and techniques to recover infrastructure, systems, networks, data, and user access.
  • [ESCC-04] Criminology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the object of study of criminology, criminological major institutions, the importance and impact of various factors on committing crimes, criminological examination of the perpetrator and the victim of the offense; - Identification and analysis of criminological issues. - Critical analysis of the concepts and terms specific to criminological research. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of criminology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through the identification and use of the main sources of Criminology.
  • [ESCC-05] Victimology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the concept, creation and development of Victimology as a specific criminal legal science, understanding the position of the victim of the crime as a separate entity, its needs and means of redress as well as their involvement in criminal proceedings. - Identifying and analyzing the main victim-based problems facing this modern science. - Critical analysing of the victimology concepts and terms, and use of knowledge to solve hypothetical cases related to the victim of the offense. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of Victimology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through identification and use of the main sources of science victimology.
  • [ECSS-06] Organized Crime
    Course objectives: Gaining basic knowledge about criminal acts of organized crime, their emergent forms, forms which appear and ways of dealing with them. Through this program students will be able through the process of their integration into the social mainstream to help distinguish the forms of classical forms of criminality and organized crime. Students will also be able to find and take most appropriate methods and means for resolving this type of crime and that knowledge will be applied in the operational - the practical working with a successful detection and prevention of crimes related to organized crime.
• [6 ECTS] Elective course
  • [ESCC-01] Web Application Security
    This class is designed to teach students how to properly secure a web server, web page, and web application. Students will take an already existing web application and redesign it to be as secure as possible. Students will also design and build an eCommerce site designed with the best security practices. Students will learn how to protect confidential information, including financial and personal data. Part of security is testing the security and vulnerabilities of the web application. To that end, students will also learn the common techniques for penetrating web applications and web servers. This will give students the techniques to properly test their web applications in their academic and professional careers.
  • [ESCC-02] Ethical Hacking
    This course aims to build an “ethical hacker”, which in fact is a skilled professional who understands and knows how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems and uses the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to lead the fight against the cyber criminals and keep hard-earned assets secure. The course will cover the essentials of computer systems architecture, programming, operating systems and databases, alongside specialist topics in digital forensics, legal issues, networking, ethical hacking and computer security. The experience is designed to be hands-on, requiring you to become familiar with penetration testing tools, encryption algorithms and forensic analysis software, alongside more traditional classroom studies.
  • [ESCC-03] IT Security Policies and Procedures
    The aim of this course is to enable students to implement security policies and procedures to support organizational goals. It discusses methodologies for identifying, quantifying, mitigating, and controlling security risks. Students learn to write security risk management plans according to best standard security guidelines and best practices, and techniques to recover infrastructure, systems, networks, data, and user access.
  • [ESCC-04] Criminology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the object of study of criminology, criminological major institutions, the importance and impact of various factors on committing crimes, criminological examination of the perpetrator and the victim of the offense; - Identification and analysis of criminological issues. - Critical analysis of the concepts and terms specific to criminological research. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of criminology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through the identification and use of the main sources of Criminology.
  • [ESCC-05] Victimology
    Course objectives: - Gaining knowledge about the concept, creation and development of Victimology as a specific criminal legal science, understanding the position of the victim of the crime as a separate entity, its needs and means of redress as well as their involvement in criminal proceedings. - Identifying and analyzing the main victim-based problems facing this modern science. - Critical analysing of the victimology concepts and terms, and use of knowledge to solve hypothetical cases related to the victim of the offense. - Successful use of the acquired terminology in the field of Victimology in various debates and discussions in this field. - Developing a system of learning through identification and use of the main sources of science victimology.
  • [ECSS-06] Organized Crime
    Course objectives: Gaining basic knowledge about criminal acts of organized crime, their emergent forms, forms which appear and ways of dealing with them. Through this program students will be able through the process of their integration into the social mainstream to help distinguish the forms of classical forms of criminality and organized crime. Students will also be able to find and take most appropriate methods and means for resolving this type of crime and that knowledge will be applied in the operational - the practical working with a successful detection and prevention of crimes related to organized crime.