MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY · UNITED STATES
Computer Systems Security
Master's · Taught in en
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- Graduate LevelLevel
- Fall 2014Term Offered
- Electrical Engineering and Computer ScienceDepartment
- Prof. Nickolai ZeldovichInstructor
This graduate-level course, Computer Systems Security, was taught in Fall 2014 by Professor Nickolai Zeldovich in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The course focuses on computer systems security, covering topics relevant to computer design, software design, and engineering. The available materials include lecture notes, lecture videos, exams, exam solutions, and project assignments with examples. While this specific course listing is from 2014, it represents the type of advanced study offered in computer systems security at MIT.
Curriculum
Course materials from Fall 2014 are available, including lecture notes, videos, exams, and project assignments.
- Fall 2014
- Computer Systems Security - Lab 36.858
Careers
Graduates with a background in Computer Systems Security are well-positioned for a variety of roles in the technology sector, focusing on protecting information systems and data.
- Security Engineer
- Systems Administrator
- Network Security Analyst
- Cryptographer
- Information Security Manager
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Computer Systems Security programme about?
- This graduate-level course focuses on computer systems security, covering topics relevant to computer and software design and engineering. Course materials from Fall 2014 are available.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition information is not available for this specific course listing. For details on graduate program fees and living expenses, please refer to MIT's official admissions and financial aid pages.
- What is the duration of the programme?
- The programme content provided is from a specific course offering in Fall 2014. Information on the typical duration for a full master's degree programme at MIT is not detailed here.
- How do I apply for graduate programmes at MIT?
- Applications are submitted online through the MIT graduate admissions portal. You will need to prepare supporting documents, write a statement of purpose, and submit academic transcripts and letters of recommendation.
- When is the application deadline?
- The application period is from October 1st through December 1st, with the application deadline typically on December 1st.
- What career paths are available for graduates?
- Graduates are well-positioned for roles such as Security Engineer, Systems Administrator, Network Security Analyst, Cryptographer, and Information Security Manager in the technology sector.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition information is not available for this specific course listing. MIT graduate programs typically have separate tuition rates for international students.
Tuition (home)Tuition information is not available for this specific course listing. MIT graduate programs typically have separate tuition rates for domestic students.
LivingLiving cost estimates are not provided.
As this is an OpenCourseWare listing, specific tuition and living costs associated with enrollment are not detailed. For information on graduate program fees and living expenses, please refer to MIT's official admissions and financial aid pages.
How to apply
1. Online Application SubmissionSubmit your application through the MIT graduate admissions portal.
2. Prepare Supporting DocumentsGather all required documents, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and English proficiency test scores (if applicable).
3. Write Statement of PurposeCraft a clear and concise statement outlining your scientific goals, your interest in the specific program at MIT, and relevant experiences.
4. Request RecommendationsArrange for three academic or professional letters of recommendation to be submitted electronically.
5. Submit TranscriptsUpload scanned (PDF) copies of your academic transcripts. Official transcripts will be required later if admitted.
6. Pay Application FeeComplete the application by submitting the required application fee.
Scholarships
Departmental FellowshipsStipend of $3,643.76 per month (effective June 1, 2023), plus a tuition award.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Computer Systems Security programme about?
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This graduate-level course focuses on computer systems security, covering topics relevant to computer and software design and engineering. Course materials from Fall 2014 are available.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition information is not available for this specific course listing. For details on graduate program fees and living expenses, please refer to MIT's official admissions and financial aid pages.
What is the duration of the programme?
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The programme content provided is from a specific course offering in Fall 2014. Information on the typical duration for a full master's degree programme at MIT is not detailed here.
How do I apply for graduate programmes at MIT?
+
Applications are submitted online through the MIT graduate admissions portal. You will need to prepare supporting documents, write a statement of purpose, and submit academic transcripts and letters of recommendation.
When is the application deadline?
+
The application period is from October 1st through December 1st, with the application deadline typically on December 1st.
What career paths are available for graduates?
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Graduates are well-positioned for roles such as Security Engineer, Systems Administrator, Network Security Analyst, Cryptographer, and Information Security Manager in the technology sector.