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DURATION20 WEEKS
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SUBJECT AREASecurity
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COURSE LEVELSecond Cycle
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CREDITS3.0 HP
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INSTITUTIONBlekinge Institute of Technology
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STUDY TYPEDistance
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START DATE2023-08-28
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END DATE2024-01-14
Applications 2023-02-15 - 2023-08-13
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The purpose of the course is to show how security practices can be integrated into different software development processes (traditional, agile, continuous) and how to assess the maturity of the integration. The student will learn about different models, with a focus on a specific one touching upon security practices during software design, implementation, verification, and operation. In order to take different backgrounds and previous knowledge of the students into account, the course also covers the necessary background information on classical and security-oriented software development process models. The course enables students to assess the maturity of secure software development processes based on a model.
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