In the second semester of the EITCA-B Business IT Certificate programme there are contained 6 IT certified courses of altogether 90 hours, with a following IT training coverage:

• IT Security IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and laboratories)
• Cryptography and cryptoanalysis
• Secure IT networks
• IT threats (hacking, Internet attacks)
• IIS services management
• Introduction to quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution (QKD)
• e-Commerce IT security
  
  
• Law aspects of IT security IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and exercises)
• Risk management
• Confidential information
• Private data protection
• PKI certifications and PKI hierarchy
• European Union ICT Law
• SLA (Service Level Agreements)
  
  
• Telecommunication IT Support IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and exercises)
• Introduction to telecommunication Technologies
• ISO/OSI Model
• 3G and 4G mobile technologies
• 3G and 4G services development
• OSS/BSS systems
• IT wireless networks (WiFi, WiMax, WiBRO)
  
  
• New information technologies IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and exercises)
• Introduction to quantum information processing (QIP)
• Quantum information for computer scientists
• Quantum cryptography
• Spintronics
  
  
• New computer graphics and multimedia technologies IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and laboratories)
• Graphics IT technologies
• Modern computer tools and software for advanced graphics and animation
• Introduction to 3D design and 3D animation
• Tools and technologies for 3D design and 3D animation
• Presentation methods
  
  
• Marker and technologies for Internet collaboration IT certificate (online certified IT course with lectures and exercises)
• Corporate subsector of RTC (Real Time Collaboration) tools
• Distant learning (e-Learning) technologies subsector
• Remote IT support (IT helpdesk) technologies subsector
• Remote IT services and products deployment technologies subsector
• Models of logical distribution of Internet collaboration services
• Market players and licensing models