BSCYBER · 30 credits · 10 courses · 7-week format

B.S. in Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection

A 30-credit, ten-course program spanning cybersecurity foundations, governance and risk, detection and response, security architecture, offensive security, and the protection of critical infrastructure and industrial control systems.

30

Total credits

10

Courses to complete

3

Credits per course

7

Weeks per course

Program learning outcomes

What a graduate can do

  • Apply cybersecurity foundations, terminology, and controls across an organization.
  • Assess risk and align programs to governance, compliance, and regulatory requirements.
  • Detect, investigate, and respond to threats and incidents, including forensic analysis.
  • Design and evaluate secure architectures for enterprise and operational-technology environments.
  • Analyze threats to critical infrastructure, industrial control systems, and supply chains.
  • Lead security initiatives and produce a professional capstone demonstrating integrated mastery.

Coverage

Disciplinary areas

Cybersecurity foundationsGovernance & riskThreat detectionIncident responseDigital forensicsSecurity architectureOffensive securityCritical infrastructureIndustrial control systemsTransportation systemsSupply-chain securityRegulatory compliance

Curriculum

Course inventory

8 core courses plus electives and a capstone. Students complete ten three-credit courses for 30 credits; the approved inventory is larger to support elective choice.

CYB 1000 Cybersecurity Foundations
Core concepts, the threat landscape, controls, and the vocabulary of the field.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 1100 Governance, Risk, and Compliance
Risk frameworks, policy, and aligning security to regulation and standards.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 2000 Threat Detection and Monitoring
Telemetry, detection engineering, and security monitoring in practice.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 2100 Incident Response and Digital Forensics
Response lifecycle, evidence handling, and forensic investigation.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 2200 Security Architecture and Engineering
Designing, hardening, and evaluating secure systems and networks.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 3000 Offensive Security and Adversary Emulation
Ethical offensive techniques, testing, and thinking like an adversary.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 3100 Critical Infrastructure Protection
Protecting the sectors and systems that society depends on.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 3200 Industrial Control Systems and OT Security
Securing ICS/SCADA and operational-technology environments.
Core · 3 cr
CYB 3300 Cybersecurity Leadership and Program Management
Building, running, and communicating a security program.
Elective · 3 cr
CYB 3400 Transportation Systems Security
Security across transportation and mobility infrastructure.
Elective · 3 cr
CYB 3500 Supply-Chain Security and Emerging Technology
Third-party, supply-chain, and emerging-technology risk.
Elective · 3 cr
CYB 4000 Cybersecurity Capstone
An integrative, professional project defended before faculty and documented as a portfolio artifact.
Capstone · 3 cr

Each course licenses with complete documentation, seven weekly modules, three-hour synchronous session plans, asynchronous activities, labs or cases, assignments, rubrics, and instructor & student guides. See individual courses.

Available for licensing and customization

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This program is available for institutional licensing. It may be adopted as a complete curriculum or customized for your academic model, students, faculty, delivery schedule, modality, policies, branding, technology environment, accreditation needs, and regional or industry context.

The licensing package may include the program overview and rationale, program learning outcomes, curriculum structure and maps, required and elective courses with sequencing and prerequisites, complete course documentation, seven-week instructional modules, synchronous session plans, asynchronous activities, laboratories and case studies, assignments and rubrics, instructor and student guidance, certification and career mapping, capstone documentation, and implementation and quality-assurance materials.

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