Program Overview

CYS3000 - Cyber Security Leadership 1

Course Description

This course exposes students to a wide range of industry experiences in the cyber security discipline. An interview will be held with the employer's representatives, the student, and program director when students enroll in this course to onboard them into their internship.

Topics

1. Security Operations Centre (SOC)
2. End Point Protection
3. Vulnerability Management
4. Projects
5. Consultancy

Availability

• Online - Year Long 1
• Online - Year Long 2
• Online - Year Long 3

Course Contacts

Course Coordinator

• Wencheng Yang

Enrolment Rules

Course Pre-requisites

• BCYS: 24 Units
• Bachelor of Cyber Security

Enrolment Rule Definitions

• Prerequisite: A course you must complete before enrolling in another course.
• Corequisite: A course that you need to take at the same time as another course, or before it.
• Anti-requisite: A course that has very similar content to another course.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, graduates will be able to:

1. Synthesise and apply Cyber Security specification knowledge, including emerging and re-emerging theories and concepts, to a range of industry contexts.
2. Examine, analyse, implement, and articulate a range of innovation solutions to a variety of Cyber Security industry contexts.
3. Apply specialised cognitive and certified technical skills to investigate, critically reflect, and synthesise complex ideas at a pragmatic level.
4. Effectively work in a project team environment by successfully contributing to a Cyber Security project in industry.
5. Employ a range of oral, written, and digital literacies to transmit Cyber Security knowledge in a professional and scholarly context to a diverse audience.
6. Apply principles of integrity and high calibre ethical behaviour in accordance with academic, industry, and professional standards.

Program Level

• Undergraduate

Course Level

• 3000 Bachelor Degree; Advanced Course and Assessment Level

Student Contribution Band

• Band 2

Fees

• Refer to the current course offer guide for detailed fee information.

Additional Information

The University of Southern Queensland acknowledges the First Nations of southern Queensland and their ongoing connection to Country, lands, and waterways. Further, we recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first educators and researchers of Australia. We pay deep respect to Elders past and present.