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2 ACADEMY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE IN CYBER SECURITY APPLICATION FORM 2016 Consent to collect and process personal information: I, the undersigned applicant, hereby consent to the collection and processing of my personal information for the purpose of processing this application form and all relevant administrative and governance purposes relating thereto. I/we confirm that the personal information supplied is true and accurate and that I/we acknowledge that it is adequate, relevant and not excessive. Have you previously studied at UJ? If yes, please provide your student number Please complete ALL the details as requested in the form below. 1. Personal Details: Title Initials Surname Cell phone E mail Postal address Current job Work Number Employer Code 2. Admission Requirements: A certified copy of ID A certified matric certificate or equivalent qualification. Practical experience in the Cyber Security industry. A confirmation letter from employer clearly stating Cyber Security work experience. 3. Who will be financing your studies? Self: Name: Employer: (In case of employer, please supply contact details) 4. Short description of your Cyber Security experience: Contact number:

3 5. Application Agreement I/we hereby consent to the collection and processing of my/our personal information as stated on Page 1 of this application form. 2. I/we understand that this document in no way whatsoever constitutes a registration form and/or agreement with UJ and that, upon the applicant s application being successful, the applicant will have to complete and sign a registration form incorporating the student agreement. 3. I/we confirm that the signature(s) on this application form is/are my/our own and that UJ may accept this/these signature(s) as being my/our true signature(s). I/we understand and acknowledge that it is in the discretion of the UJ not to process this application if the application contains any false or misleading information or signatures. 4. UJ may request applicants currently in Grade 12 to provide certified copies of final Grade 11 results with all other relevant documents for verification and auditing purposes. ALL APPLICANTS TO COMPLETE AND SIGN. Note: The applicant consents to personal information being utilised for government and University statistical purposes. I hereby declare that this information is correct: Initials and surname of applicant (name in print) Signature of applicant Date:

4 University of Johannesburg Academy of Computer Science and Software Engineering Centre for Cyber Security Certificate in Cyber Security FIRST INTAKE This Certificate is directed towards parties working full time and who wants to get a formal qualification in Information and Cyber Security. The Certificate is on NQF Level 5, and successful students will get an official Certificate from the University of Johannesburg. The courses consist of 5 modules of 3 days each. Each module will be formally examined and all 5 modules must be passed to pass the course. Content and dates: Module 1: Introduction to Information and Cyber Security (INCSG5) Date: January 2016 Introduction to security concepts Security of Desktop computers Internet Security Personal data security Wireless Security Management aspects of security Module 2: Introduction to Encryption Techniques (INTENT2) Date: February 2016 Symmetric encryption Public key encryption Digital Certificates/Identities Certification Authorities Digital signatures Module 3: Introduction to Digital Forensics (INTDIG3) Date: 7 9 April 2016 Introduction to computer crime Digital forensic investigations Handling of digital evidence

5 Practical digital forensic investigation Module 4: Introduction to Malicious Software and Ethical Hacking (INTMSE4) Date: 5 7 May 2016 Introduction to the different types of malicious software Attack vectors used by malicious software Use of ethical hacking Module 5: Introductions to Cyber Security Governance, Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, Cybercrime and cyber warfare (INTICS1) Date: 2 4 June 2016 Introduction to Cyber Security Governance Introduction to Critical Information Infrastructures and Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) The relationship between Cyber Security Governance and CIIP Cyber security, CIIP and Cyber warfare CLASS TIMES: 09:00 16:00 PLEASE NOTE ATTENDANCE OF CLASSES IS COMPULSORY AND IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TAKE NOTE OF THESE CLASSES AND EXAM DATES. Please refer to the timetable for the scheduled class and examination times. The cost of the certificate is R per module payable in advance per module. A first minimum payment of R ** is payable 5 working days before registration. Students are responsible for purchasing the necessary prescribed text books. This will be about ± R per module. **UJ to confirm first minimum payment in November/ December The minimum entrance requirements are: A Matric certificate or equivalent qualification Practical experience in the Information / Cyber Security Industry The closing date for applications is 8 December Apply early to avoid disappointment. Please contact: Ms Tosca Ferreira / Ms Simangele Msibi on for more information. Fax: tferreira@uj.ac.za / simangelem@uj.ac.za or visit

6 University of Johannesburg Academy of Computer Science and Software Engineering Certificate in Cyber Security TIMETABLE: FIRST INTAKE 2016 MODULE SUBJECT CLASS DATES EXAM Jan Introduction to Information and Venue: C Les Feb 2016 Cyber Security (INCSG5) 30 Jan Feb Introduction to Encryption 07 Apr 2016 Techniques (INTENT2) 27 Feb Apr Introduction to Digital Forensics 05 May 2016 (INTDIG3) 09 Apr May Introduction to Malicious Software 02 June 2016 and Ethical Hacking (INTMSE4) 07 May Introductions to Cyber Security Governance, Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, Cybercrime and Cyber Warfare (INTICS1) June June June 2016 CLASS TIMES: 09:00 16:00 PLEASE NOTE ATTENDANCE OF CLASSES IS COMPULSORY AND IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO TAKE NOTE OF THESE CLASSES AND EXAM DATES.

7 University of Johannesburg Academy of Computer Science and Software Engineering Centre for Cyber Security FEE STRUCTURE FOR CERTIFICATE IN CYBER SECURITY Compulsory Fees payable before or during registration MODULE SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT CLASS FEE 1 INCSG5 Introduction to Information and Cyber Security R INTENT2 Introduction to Encryption Techniques R INTDIG3 Introduction to Digital Forensics R INTMSE4 5 INTICS1 Introduction to Malicious Software and Ethical Hacking General guidelines for the payment of fees: Introductions to Cyber Security Governance, Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, Cybercrime and Cyber Warfare R R TOTAL: R Students who are allowed to register will have to remit the first payment on the date of registration. Students who are awarded bursaries will have to make arrangements with their sponsors to make the first payment available to them. A first payment of R ** must be paid at least 5 days before registration. All students, except those who have made the necessary arrangements to pay off the outstanding balance as well as those paying by debit order, will have to adhere to the payment dates for the second and final payments as set out below: 30 April: 60% of fees for the year (includes first payment) 31 August: Outstanding balance (40% of fees for the year) INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: An international levy of an R ** will be charged by UJ. ** UJ will confirm first payment and the international levy in November/ December 2015.