Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security
Cybersecurity skills are necessary for many industrial and governmental organizations. With an increasing number of network-connected and smart devices, malicious activities threatening data security and personal privacy are at an all-time high. The purpose of this graduate certificate is to prepare students and working professionals to understand the fundamentals and obtain practical skills in cybersecurity to meet growing demands for a highly trained cybersecurity workforce.
At the conclusion of this graduate certificate, students will have learned state-of-the-art cybersecurity tools and techniques, obtained a comprehensive understanding of both classic and modern cryptographic concepts and their mathematical principles, established the ability to detect and defend against cyber-attacks, and developed a strong ability to effectively communicate cybersecurity concepts and solutions and their importance to a broad audience.
Requirements
The Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security requires a total of 12 credit hours of courses selected as follows.
CMP_SC 7420 | Software Security | 3 |
CMP_SC 7460 | Introduction to Cryptography | 3 |
CMP_SC 7550 | Cyber Defense | 3 |
CMP_SC 7530 | Cloud Computing | 3 |
CMP_SC 7910 | Digital Forensics | 3 |
CMP_SC 8001 | Advanced Topics in Computer Science | 3 |
CMP_SC 8440 | Information Security: A Language-Based Approach | 3 |
CMP_SC 8450 | Formal Engineering Methods for Software and Security | 3 |
CMP_SC 8460 | Cryptographic Protocols and Formal Proofs | 3 |
CMP_SC 8540 | Principles of Big Data Management | 3 |