Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity - U147

Targeted population: Students with majors in the entire general university population (other than those offered by the Computer Science department) with a keen interest in Cyber-Security. Students must have strong analytical and logical skills.

Purpose: The increasing volume and sophistication of cyber security threats - including targeted phishing scams, data theft, and other online vulnerabilities - demand that we remain vigilant about securing our systems and information. More and more companies actively seek graduates with the expertise in cyber security and bemoan the scarcity of graduates with these key skills. This CUGS would be very attractive to many employers looking to keep their companies safe in the new cyber-world.

Educational Goals: To develop graduates with a technical foundation in cyber security focused on the protection and defense of computer systems. Students will be able to articulate the core concepts of information assurance, asset protection, and cyber defense. Also, this CUGS can develop graduates who are able to identify, analyze, and remediate security breaches.

Requirements: Students seeking this CUGS will be required to complete a total of 4 courses:

General Security (choose one): Course Name Pre-Reqs S.H
CS 01211 Principles of Information Security None 3
MIS 02315 Principles of Information Security None  3
ECE 09485 Introduction to Engineering Cyber Security None  3
CYBR 01201 Applied Cybersecurity None 3
Electives (choose three):      
CS 10200 Fundamentals of Network Security  CS 01210 3
CST 03215 Penetration Testing Fundamentals None  3
CST 03418 Advanced Topics in Ethical Hacking CYBR 01218 3

CS 07355 /

MIS 02318

Cybersecurity Management, Policy, and Risk / Information Systems Risk Management (courses are cross-listed) 3
MIS 02327 Network Management

 

3
CS 10344 Concepts of Computing Technologies

(CS 01210 OR CS 06410)
AND
(CS 01211 OR CS 07351)

3
CYBR 01252 Foundations of Computer Forensics None 3
CST 03410 Cyber Defense None 3
CST 03315 Advanced Penetration Testing CST 03215 3
CST 03418 Advanced Topics in Ethical Hacking CYBR 01218 3
CYBR 01253 Applications for Computer Forensics CYBR 01252 3
CST 03352 Digital Incident Handling None 3
CST 03452 Advanced Digital Forensics Investigation CYBR 01452 3
CST 03270 Introduction to Intrusion Detection None 3
CST 03370 IDS/IPS Administration CST 03270 3
CST 03372 Knowledge Management of IDS/IPS CST 03270 3
CST 03472 IDS/IPS for Cloud CST 03270 3

 For more information please view the full program guide.