Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Graduate Certificate

Print Degree Planner (opens a new window) |

About the Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Graduate Certificate Program

The 15-hour Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure brings together the relevant computing, engineering, and legal aspects of critical infrastructure with a focus on security for cyberphysical systems. The program is structured to reach a wide range of graduate students, including working professionals and on-campus students. On-campus graduate students have the option to take courses that define a cybersecurity concentration. The program options involve courses that define the interdisciplinary core and disciplinary field of study.

Contact: Dr. Brian Nutter, 806.834.6410, brian.nutter@ttu.edu

Required:

ECE 5332 - Topics in Electrical Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours

Electives:

12 hours of cybersecurity topics from:

CS 5331 - Special Problems in Computer Science 3 Semester Credit Hours
(on a case by case basis)
CS 5332 - Special Topics in Software Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours
(on a case by case basis)
CS 5376 - Communication Networks 3 Semester Credit Hours
CS 5380 - Fault-Tolerant Computer Systems 3 Semester Credit Hours
CS 5386 - Wireless Networking and Mobile Computing 3 Semester Credit Hours
ECE 5325 - Telecommunication Networks 3 Semester Credit Hours
ECE 5332 - Topics in Electrical Engineering 3 Semester Credit Hours
(on a case by case basis)
ECE 5375 - Computer Architecture 3 Semester Credit Hours
ECE 5380 - Embedded Systems 3 Semester Credit Hours
IE 5308 - Risk Assessment of Human Behaviors 3 Semester Credit Hours
IE 5319 - Risk Modeling and Assessment 3 Semester Credit Hours
IE 5320 - Systems Theory 3 Semester Credit Hours

Texas Tech University Academic Catalog

Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Graduate Certificate

About the Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Graduate Certificate Program

Required:

Electives:

Total Hours: 15