Our courses can be combined as follows (also see the visualization above):

• Computer Security BSc Project ("Mini-Module", only 1 component, 6 CP)
• Computer Security MSc Project ("Mini-Module", only 1 component, 9 CP)
• Computer Security Seminar ("Mini-Module", only 1 component, 3 CP)
• Embedded Systems Security Lab ("Mini-Module", only 1 component, 6 CP)
• Specialization Small (6 CP) =
  • Internet Security (3 CP) + Telecommunication Security (3 CP) OR
  • Internet Security (3 CP) + Software Security (3 CP)

• Specialization Large (9 CP) =
  • Computer Security Seminar (3 CP) + Quantum Computing (3 CP) + Cryptography for Security (3 CP) OR
  • Computer Security Seminar (3 CP) + Quantum Computing (3 CP) + Hardware Security (3 CP) OR
  • Computer Security Seminar (3 CP) + Cryptography for Security (3 CP) + Hardware Security (3 CP)

• Applied Security (9 CP) =
  • Sofware Security (3 CP) + Embedded Systems Security Lab (6 CP)

• Security Lab Project (9 CP) =
  • Embedded Systems Security Lab reduced (4 CP)+ Lab Project (5 CP)

• Hardware Security Lab (6 CP) = 
  • Hardware Security Lab (name of course = name of module) (3 CP) + Hardware Security (3 CP)

Here are a few things you should keep in mind:

• Note that you cannot take a single course twice, so choose wisely which courses you want to take and in which module they should go.
• Note also that the two specialization modules each contain compulsory elective courses: pay attention to the "x out of y" next to the affected course boxes.
• Final note: the modules shown above should be eligible for all CS, CE and EE master students. If you can't find them in the corresponding catalogue or if you have any other questions, write an email to lehre@sec.t-labs.tu-berlin.de.