Master of Science in Cybersecurity

The Master of Science in Cybersecurity degree provides an extensive study of essential cybersecurity principles and methods. Here is an overview of the primary courses:

• MCS500: Networking and Kali Linux (3 credit hours):
  Introduction to networking principles and hands-on security testing using Kali Linux.
   
• MCS505: Networking Concept and Kali Linux (3 credit hours):
  Builds foundational networking knowledge with practical exposure to penetration tools.
   
• MCS510: Kali Linux for Hacking (3 credit hours):
  Focused training in ethical hacking using Kali Linux and its specialized toolsets.
   
• MCS515: Concepts of Hacking (3 credit hours):
  Explores core theories and methodologies behind modern cyberattacks.
   
• MCS520: Engineering Hacking (3 credit hours):
  Deep dive into advanced hacking techniques and system exploitation strategies.
   
• MCS525: Internet of Things and Cryptography (3 credit hours):
  Examines IoT vulnerabilities and cryptographic methods for securing connected devices.
   
• MCS530: Forensic Computing (3 credit hours):
  Covers digital forensics techniques for identifying, preserving and analyzing cyber evidence.
   
• MCS535: Application and Device Control (3 credit hours):
  Teaches how to manage and secure applications and endpoint devices from threats.
   
• MCS540: Administration and Audits (6 credit hours):
  Prepares students with skills to administer systems and perform cybersecurity audits.
   
• MCS545: Capstone Project (6 credit hours):
  A final practical project synthesizing all learning to solve challenges pertaining to the cybersecurity field.