The ISSM591 Research Methods III is the last and often the most challenging part of the MISSM graduate studies. Each ISSM591 registered student performs his or her research in compliance with the approved research proposal and under the supervision of a research supervisor. The registered student is required to regularly report on his or her research progress. It is the student's responsibility to manage the research project and communication with his or her supervisor about the project progress and challenges. ISSM591 culminates in production of a formal research paper.

Prerequisites: Information Systems Security Management 523 and Information Systems Security Management 525 and Information Systems Security Management 533 and Information Systems Security Management 505 and Information Systems Security Management 536 and Information Systems Security Management 538 and Information Systems Security Management 551 and Information Systems Security Management 553 and Information Systems Security Management 590 and Consent of Department
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