Data literacy
Data literacy means understanding where data comes from, its limitations and how an analysis supports a decision.
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Cybersecurity & data science
For people considering how data and digital security inform organisational decisions.
What does this
subject involve?
Data science and cybersecurity are related but distinct fields. Data science explores how information can support analysis and decisions. Cybersecurity focuses on protecting systems and information from misuse, disruption and loss.
This guide explains the subject, not a confirmed SALM curriculum. Ask admissions for the current programme, qualification and module details.
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Cybersecurity & data science questions
Ask us a questionAre cybersecurity and data science the same subject?
No. Data science focuses on deriving information from data; cybersecurity focuses on protecting information and systems. Ask admissions whether an available programme covers one field or both, and how much depth is given to each.
Do I need coding or mathematics experience?
That depends on the confirmed programme. Ask about expected mathematics, statistics, programming and computing knowledge, as well as any preparation recommended before starting.
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