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CYBERSECURITY MANAGEMENT (T83)  (Dept. Info)Engineering Continuing Studies  (Policies)FL2024
T83 CYBER 559Introduction to Cybersecurity3.0 Units
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01TBARemote / EN JenkinsPaper/Project/TakeHome4090
Desc:This online course is an overall introduction to the discipline of cybersecurity. It covers a broad range of perspectives, concepts, processes, technologies, threats, and defenses focused on managing risk and leveraging cybersecurity as a business enabler. In each of the course modules, there are a variety of asynchronous (self-paced on-line readings, case studies, labs, videos, and other assigned learning activities) and collaborative team activities. There is also an OPTIONAL advanced Network Defense Essentials lab ($34.99 lab fee) associated with and available during this course for students desiring a more technical exploration of selected cybersecurity aspects, and a $15 fee for an online cyber attack simulation.
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02TBARemote / EN JenkinsPaper/Project/TakeHome4000
Desc:This online course is an overall introduction to the discipline of cybersecurity. It covers a broad range of perspectives, concepts, processes, technologies, threats, and defenses focused on managing risk and leveraging cybersecurity as a business enabler. In each of the course modules, there are a variety of asynchronous (self-paced on-line readings, case studies, labs, videos, and other assigned learning activities) and collaborative team activities. There is also an OPTIONAL advanced Network Defense Essentials lab ($34.99 lab fee) associated with and available during this course for students desiring a more technical exploration of selected cybersecurity aspects, and a $15 fee for an online cyber attack simulation.
Actions:BooksSyllabus
Syllabi are provided to students to support their course planning; refer to the syllabus for constraints on use.
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