The Master of Science in Cyber-Engineering at University of the Cumberlands focuses on training professionals to develop security solutions within the engineering process, helping in the creation of relevant IT devices, applications and tools.
This graduate degree program in cyber-engineering is comprised of 31 required credit hours with courses delivered in an 8-week bi-term format. All but one course is three semester credit-hours. Each course is aligned with the program’s goals. An outline of the Program of Studies for the Master of Science in Cyber-Engineering is provided below:
Cyber-Engineering Courses
31 Credit Hours Required
- MSCE 530 Principles of Cyber-Engineering
- MSCE 531 Cyber-Engineering and the Network
- MSCE 532 Digital Forensics and Cyber-Engineering
- MSCE 533 Computer Interaction and Usability Engineering
- MSCE 534 Principles of Cybersecurity
- MSCE 535 Cyber-Engineering Access Control
- MSCE 630 Network System Engineering
- MSCE 631 Robotics System Engineering
- MSCE 632 Artificial Intelligence
- MSCE 690 Cyber-Engineering Project
- MSCE 699 Cyber-Engineering Project Communications (one credit hour)