Want to ask why there isn't any notes in this repository?

[SzetoLok]

Hi, i am Lucas. I will be studying the Master in Cyber security in Monash in Feb. I am currently looking for any study materials and luckily I found your page. For this IT forensic, why is there only screenshots instead of notes? Thank you so much.

[N3K0521]

Hey Lucas, since the assignments in IT Forensics are highly practical, it's difficult to present my notes in a typical format—they mostly consist of problem-solving steps. Posting them on a public platform might unintentionally lead to academic misconduct, which is something I want to avoid. However, if you encounter any challenges while studying, feel free to message me privately, and I’d be happy to provide assistance within the "permitted boundaries." Additionally, the workshops for this unit are incredibly helpful; most of the learning content is covered in class, and the staffs are very friendly! Hope your studies go well :)

[SzetoLok]

Dear Huixin,

Thank you so much for replying. Since I am coming in March, I still have some time to study the courses in advance. I plan to self-study the following four courses in the first semester in advance:

FIT9130 (Systems Analysis and Design) FIT9132 (Introduction to Database) FIT9136 (Algorithms and Programming Foundations in Python) FIT9137 (Introduction to Computer Architecture and Networks)

I noticed you have posted notes for FIT9136 on GitHub, and I was wondering if you could share notes for the rest of these courses as well, under the condition that it would not lead to any academic misconduct.

Additionally, I would like to ask about the reality of cybersecurity in Australia. Is the competition in the job market intense, or is it relatively easy to find a job? Would a degree in cybersecurity be sufficient for securing a position after graduation? Are there any competitions or events you recommend I participate in to enhance my CV?

If you find answering these questions via email troublesome, perhaps we could arrange a quick call, which might be more efficient.

I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you so much for your help!

Best regards, Lucas

Huixin @.***> 於 2024年9月29日 週日 下午4:38寫道：

Hey Lucas, since the assignments in IT Forensics are highly practical, it's difficult to present my notes in a typical format—they mostly consist of problem-solving steps. Posting them on a public platform might unintentionally lead to academic misconduct, which is something I want to avoid. However, if you encounter any challenges while studying, feel free to message me privately, and I’d be happy to provide assistance within the "permitted boundaries." Additionally, the workshops for this unit are incredibly helpful; most of the learning content is covered in class, and the staffs are very friendly! Hope your studies go well :)

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