Steganography and Digital Investigations
Steganography and Digital Investigations
Steganography and Digital Investigations
Contract Number
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Description
This project is characterised by theory and case studies from the subfields of hiding and detecting, investigation and prevention. Statistics show that the EU member states suffer from similar IT security problems with a different cultural background. Therefore, it is important to compare the different views and perspectives and to reach a consensus of what is good security practice. Using this consensus, the students will work on different cases in the field of steganography and digital investigations. In this process, they will discuss and set the limits of what is ethical; which can be quite different depending on the students’ respective cultural backgrounds. SDI intends to create new teaching material in the field of IT Security. The teaching material (a collaborative textbook as well as electronic material) will be published and shared among the participants. The project results will be disseminated through publication on the project website. One major output of the IP is to incorporate this course in the educational programmes of the partners and to create an innovative teaching module on Information Security that is also available for use by other universities in Europe. SDI plays an important role in promoting the European mobility of students and teaching staff in a technology-related discipline and in strengthening the multilateral co-operation between the partners. Participating students will be assessed and awarded 3 ECTS credits. As a result of SDI, the students should be able to evaluate the working practices in the participating countries from a comparative perspective and be able to use and report on the consensus working practice established. Students and lecturers will create new modes of teaching and learning that can flow back into the teaching at each home university.
Project Website
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Start Date
21/04/2013
End Date
03/05/2014
Budget
46.328,98 €
Institutional Budget
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Coordinator
St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences – Austria
Program
Erasmus Intensive Programmes Project
Status
COMPLETED
Partners
Yaşar University – Turkey
XIOS Hogeschool Limburg – Belgium
Katholieke Hogeschool Leuven – Belgium
Universidadad Del Pais Vasco – Spain,
The Polytechnic Institute of Setubal – Portugal
Vilnius University – Lithuania
Bournemouth University – United Kingdom
Rovaniemi University of Applied Sciences – Finland
Institutional Project Coordinator
Assoc.Prof.Dr.Ahmet Hasan KOLTUKSUZ ([email protected])