This module examines cryptographic and steganographic methods.

The module aims to give the student an understanding of how cryptography and steganography can be implemented, detected and decoded.

Students studying this module will typically have completed the SST modules 'Scripting and Searching' and 'Media and Storage' or equivalents agreed by the module tutors.

On successful completion of this module, the student will be able to

• Demonstrate a comprehensive and detailed knowledge of the discipline.
• Synthesise and critically appraise different aspects of disciplinary knowledge in complex contexts.
• Evaluate appropriate knowledge/concepts as an aid to problem solving.
• Synthesise, appraise and evaluate data/evidence from appropriate sources to make independent judgements.
• Demonstrate intellectual flexibility and openness to new ideas.
• Select and evaluate software applications for different tasks within the context of the discipline.

Student achievement will be measured by an In-Course Assessment. Students will typically complete a portfolio of two assessments based on taught material and directed study.

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