Program Overview
The Master of Cyber Security program equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in cybersecurity principles, enabling them to identify, diagnose, and resolve software system flaws. Through a comprehensive curriculum and diverse assessment methods, graduates gain the confidence and competence to pursue careers in cybersecurity, incident response, auditing, and malware analysis. The program's highly qualified faculty and industry-aligned curriculum prepare students for in-demand roles in the rapidly growing cybersecurity industry.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Master of Cyber Security
is designed for students who seek to enhance their understanding of computer science and cyber security principles through identifying, demonstrating, diagnosing, and resolving software system flaws. These solutions find application in web-based services, internet-based services, and desktop applications. Graduating students will gain the confidence and competence to pursue a career in systems analysis in fields like cybersecurity, incident response, auditing, and malware.
Outline:
The Master of Cyber Security program encompasses a curriculum that comprehensively addresses the complexities of cybersecurity. Students engage in coursework that covers a wide spectrum of pertinent topics such as:
- Creating Web Applications
- Technology Inquiry Project
- Technology Design Project
- Internet Security
- Cyber-Ethics
- Operating System Management
- Network Administration
- Networks and Switching
- Technology Innovation Project
- Operating System Cybersecurity
- Advanced Cyber Security Programming
- Introduction to Data Science
- Web Application Development
- Software Quality and Testing
- Data Visualization
- Research Paper Minor Thesis
- Internship Project
- Network Routing Principles
Assessment:
Evaluation in the Master of Cyber Security program places significant emphasis on assessing students' understanding and proficiency in the subject matter. The assessment methods encompass a diverse range of approaches, including:
- Exams: Traditional written examinations assess students' knowledge and comprehension of theoretical concepts and principles.
- Projects: Practical projects provide an opportunity for students to apply their skills and demonstrate their ability to solve real-world problems in the domain of cybersecurity.
- Presentations: Students are required to deliver presentations, allowing them to showcase their communication skills and present their research findings effectively.
- Research Papers: Students engage in research projects and submit research papers to demonstrate their analytical skills and proficiency in conducting independent research.
- Class Participation: Active participation in class discussions, seminars, and group work contributes to the overall assessment of students' engagement and understanding.
Teaching:
The Master of Cyber Security program boasts a highly qualified faculty dedicated to providing students with an exceptional learning experience. The faculty comprises renowned experts in cybersecurity and related fields, bringing their wealth of knowledge and industry insights into the classroom.
Careers:
Graduates of the Master of Cyber Security program are well-positioned for a wide range of career opportunities in the rapidly growing cybersecurity industry. Armed with in-demand skills and expertise, graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Security Manager
- Reverse Engineer
- Penetration Tester
- Ethical Hacker
- Network Security Analyst
- Cyber Security Consultant
- Information Security Auditor
- Malware Analyst