Cancelled due to Research Sabbatical
Because of a research sabbatical of Prof. Kargl in the WS 2024/2025, this lecture is not being offered in this semester. It is planned to run it again in the WS 2025/2026.
Advanced Research Topics in IT Security (ARTIS)
New Lecture
ARTIS ("Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security") is a novel and innovative lecture that is co-taught by professors from both Ulm University and our cooperation partner at German University Cairo. Besides learning about latest research in IT-Security, you will also be exposed to an international learning-environment. More information about this lecture will be shared in the first lecture.
| Title: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security |
| Typ: | Lecture |
| Token / Number / Module number: | 75263 |
| Semester hours / Credits: | 4 / 6 ECTS |
| Lecturers (Ulm): | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Lecturers (GUC): | Prof. Amr Talaat, Prof. Tallal El-Shabrawy |
| Tutor: | N/A |
| General schedule: | Starts Monday, 2023-10-16 |
| Learning platform: | https://moodle.uni-ulm.de/course/view.php?id=42408 |
| Grading: | Semester project plus oral exam with individual appointment after end of lecture |
Description and general information | |
| Integration of module into courses of studies: | Informatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2017 | 2014 Technische und Systemnahe Informatik, |
| Modes of learning and teaching: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security (Lecture) (2 SWS), Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security (Project) (2 SWS) |
| Module authority: | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Language: | English |
| Turn / Duration: | every summer term / 1 semester |
| Requirements (contentual): | Solid foundation in IT security, e.g., by attending the lecture ’Security in IT-Systems’ or similar. |
| Requirements (formal): | None |
| Basis for: | Projects and Master theses. |
| Learning objectives: | Students will learn about recent research work in the area of IT security presented at top conferences and in high-class journals. Besides deepening the knowledge in IT security, the course also aims to strengthen students’ skills to work with and understand original research publications and to have informed discussions about it. As this course is taught in collaboration with researchers from German University Cairo and students have to do a semester project in a team with students from Ulm and Cairo, the course is also strengthening the competency to work in international and online teams. |
| Content: | Each week we will select one new papers from recent research conferences or journals. The lecture will present the fundamental knowledge that student’s need to read and understand the presented papers until the following week. In this following week, the lecture will start with a 45 minute discussion of these papers, followed by a lecture to prepare the next week’s papers. Topics may include, for example:
Topics can change every semester depending on recent research trends. |
| Literature: | Literature will be provided as references to research papers available to students in digital libraries. |
| Course assessment and exams: | Examination will be based on the project results and an oral exam. |
| Grading: | The module examination consists of a graded oral examination (3 ECTS) and a graded practical examination (3 ECTS). |
| Estimation of effort: | Presence Lecture: 28 h Paper study: 56 h Work on semester project: 70 h Exam preparation: 25 h Exam: 1 h Total: 180h |
Lecture Cancelled!
Unfortunately, this lecture will not take place in the winter term 2022/2023.
ARTIS ("Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security") is a lecture that is co-taught by professors from both Ulm University and our cooperation partner at German University Cairo. As too few students have registered for the lecture on GUC side by their deadline, we have to cancel this course for this winter semester. We will try to offer it again next summer semester. Until then, you can switch to PETS or the new EMS course on embedded security.
| Title: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security |
| Typ: | Lecture |
| Token / Number / Module number: | 75263 |
| Semester hours / Credits: | 4 / 6 ECTS |
| Lecturers (Ulm): | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Lecturers (GUC): | Prof. Amr El-Mougy, Prof. Amr Talaat, Prof. Tallal El-Shabrawy |
| Tutor: | N/A |
| General schedule: | tba. |
| Learning platform: | tba. |
| Exams: | Oral exam with individual appointment after end of lecture |
| Registration: | tba. |
Description and general information | |
| Integration of module into courses of studies: | Informatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2017 | 2014 Technische und Systemnahe Informatik, |
| Modes of learning and teaching: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security (Lecture) (2 SWS), Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security (Project) (2 SWS) |
| Module authority: | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Language: | English |
| Turn / Duration: | every summer term / 1 semester |
| Requirements (contentual): | Solid foundation in IT security, e.g., by attending the lecture ’Security in IT-Systems’ or similar. |
| Requirements (formal): | None |
| Basis for: | Projects and Master theses. |
| Learning objectives: | Students will learn about recent research work in the area of IT security presented at top conferences and in high-class journals. Besides deepening the knowledge in IT security, the course also aims to strengthen students’ skills to work with and understand original research publications and to have informed discussions about it. As this course is taught in collaboration with researchers from German University Cairo and students have to do a semester project in a team with students from Ulm and Cairo, the course is also strengthening the competency to work in international and online teams. |
| Content: | Each week we will select one new papers from recent research conferences or journals. The lecture will present the fundamental knowledge that student’s need to read and understand the presented papers until the following week. In this following week, the lecture will start with a 45 minute discussion of these papers, followed by a lecture to prepare the next week’s papers. Topics may include, for example:
Topics can change every semester depending on recent research trends. |
| Literature: | Literature will be provided as references to research papers available to students in digital libraries. |
| Course assessment and exams: | Examination will be based on the project results and an oral exam. |
| Grading: | The module examination consists of a graded oral examination (3 ECTS) and a graded practical examination (3 ECTS). |
| Estimation of effort: | Presence Lecture: 28 h Paper study: 56 h Work on semester project: 70 h Exam preparation: 25 h Exam: 1 h Total: 180h |
New Lecture
ARTIS ("Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security") is a novel and innovative lecture that is co-taught by professors from both Ulm University and our cooperation partner at German University Cairo. Besides learning about latest research in IT-Security, you will also be exposed to an international learning-environment. More information about this lecture can be found in this slideset. Please note that the number of attendees from Ulm side is limited to 16, but there are still open slots to which you can subscribe directly in Moodle. As the initial application deadline has passed, remaining slots are handed out on a first-come-first-serve basis.
| Title: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security |
| Typ: | Lecture |
| Token / Number / Module number: | 75263 |
| Semester hours / Credits: | 4 / 6 ECTS |
| Lecturers (Ulm): | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl, Dr. Christoph Bösch |
| Lecturers (GUC): | Prof. Amr El-Mougy, Prof. Amr Talaat, Prof. Tallal El-Shabrawy |
| Tutor: | N/A |
| General schedule: | Starts Monday, 2021-04-19 |
| Learning platform: | https://moodle.uni-ulm.de/course/view.php?id=21536 |
| Exams: | Oral exam with individual appointment after end of lecture |
| Registration: | There is a limited capacity of 16 students from Ulm University for this course. In order to be admitted to the course, please prepare a one-page motivation letter as PDF and submit it to a dropbox-folder in the Unitersity's Nextcloud. Application is now open for everyone. Please subscribe to the Moodle course only if you intend to allocate a slot and attend the lecture. No motivation letter is required anymore. Deadline for first-round applications (expired): 2021-03-22 23:59 CET (all applications received after this deadline will only be considered if course is not full yet) The motivation letter should include:
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Description and general information | |
| Integration of module into courses of studies: | Informatik, M.Sc., FSPO 2017 | 2014 Technische und Systemnahe Informatik, |
| Modes of learning and teaching: | Advanced Research Topics in IT Security (Lecture) (2 SWS), Advanced Research Topics in IT-Security (Project) (2 SWS) |
| Module authority: | Prof. Dr. Frank Kargl |
| Language: | English |
| Turn / Duration: | every summer term / 1 semester |
| Requirements (contentual): | Solid foundation in IT security, e.g., by attending the lecture ’Security in IT-Systems’ or similar. |
| Requirements (formal): | None |
| Basis for: | Projects and Master theses. |
| Learning objectives: | Students will learn about recent research work in the area of IT security presented at top conferences and in high-class journals. Besides deepening the knowledge in IT security, the course also aims to strengthen students’ skills to work with and understand original research publications and to have informed discussions about it. As this course is taught in collaboration with researchers from German University Cairo and students have to do a semester project in a team with students from Ulm and Cairo, the course is also strengthening the competency to work in international and online teams. |
| Content: | Each week we will select one new papers from recent research conferences or journals. The lecture will present the fundamental knowledge that student’s need to read and understand the presented papers until the following week. In this following week, the lecture will start with a 45 minute discussion of these papers, followed by a lecture to prepare the next week’s papers. Topics may include, for example:
Topics can change every semester depending on recent research trends. |
| Literature: | Literature will be provided as references to research papers available to students in digital libraries. |
| Course assessment and exams: | Examination will be based on the project results and an oral exam. |
| Grading: | The module examination consists of a graded oral examination (3 ECTS) and a graded practical examination (3 ECTS). |
| Estimation of effort: | Presence Lecture: 28 h Paper study: 56 h Work on semester project: 70 h Exam preparation: 25 h Exam: 1 h Total: 180h |