CYB 3143 units300 LevelSecond Semester

Mini Project

B.Sc. Cybersecurity, University of Uyo

A supervised mini research or development project that demonstrates integration of skills acquired across the first six semesters. Serves as a preparation and rehearsal for the 400L Final Year Project.

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Course outline

  1. 01Topic selection: scope, feasibility, and originality
  2. 02Literature review methodology
  3. 03Research/development methodology selection
  4. 04Designing and building a cybersecurity solution or tool
  5. 05Data collection, analysis, or system implementation
  6. 06Academic writing: introduction, methodology, results, conclusion
  7. 07Referencing and academic integrity
  8. 08Oral presentation and project defence

Recommended textbooks

  • Research Methods for Computer Science — Stuart Shapiro

    Practical guide to research design in computing

  • Writing for Computer Science — Justin Zobel

    3rd ed. — essential for academic and technical writing

How to pass CYB 314

  • Choose a project topic that excites you — you will work on it for a full semester
  • Select a topic that connects to your SIWES experience — it gives you real-world data and context
  • Start your literature review early: academic papers take time to find and read
  • The mini project is a rehearsal for FYP — treat it seriously and document everything

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