Available courses

The attributes of a competence model are introduced in this course, along with explanations of what they mean and examples to support them. Participants develop understanding of the model's importance and its applications in practical situations. Additionally, attendees will be asked to complete surveys to express their views on the model's applicability and efficacy.

This course offers a short introduction to project management, concentrating on key ideas such project management concepts, value delivery systems, project success measurement, and methods for managing projects. Participants will learn the fundamentals of project management, providing value, and assessing project success.

This course covers the core ideas of requirements engineering and software engineering. It examines the main objectives of software requirements and the phases a project runs through in relation to them. It also discusses the basic characteristics of requirements and offers helpful advice on how to generate requirements.

The aim of the course is to bring you closer with the pedagogy elaborated within the e-Mediator Project. Specifically, you will know how to design courses on the platform and reach you audience.

  • Introduction to the operating system concepts and other forms of

systems software.

  • Standard operating systems functional components such as memory, process/thread, file system,

input/output, storage and device management.

  • Definition of confidentiality, availability, and integrity (CIA)

in the context of Information Assurance.

  • Architecture analysis, vulnerability detection and recommend physical,

logical, or administrative controls to mitigate the threat.

  • Exhibit knowledge to secure corrupted systems, protect personal data,

and secure computer networks in an Organization.

  • Cyber security and network principles as applied in cyber

and physical environments.

  • Underlying theories relevant to computer networks and

cyber security management.

This course is devoted to digital learning in the knowledge society.
It contains information about what digital learning is, how it takes place, its conditions and benefits in the knowledge society.

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This two courses aim at improving social and cultural skills related to broadly understood mobility, which can also involve activities in a virtual learning environment.

Social and cultural skills are crucial for effective communication, understanding cultural differences, and fostering positive relationships in various settings. 

 By taking the courses learners from different parts of the world, individuals can learn to appreciate different perspectives and cultural norms, as well as they acquire basic rule related to the behaviour in a digital educational space.