Program Overview

Major ID: 352A

Program Start Dates: Fall, Spring, Summer

CyberSecurity professionals work in a wide variety of information technology positions, but have a focus on information assurance, cyber ethics, and incident detection, investigation and response. Students completing this degree will be able to investigate and defend computer systems against cyber-attacks, unauthorized use or modification, and exploitation.

Students entering into this program of study should have excellent communication, reading and math skills. Throughout the program students will experience coursework that will help them develop skills such as critical thinking, performance monitoring, decision making and evaluating systems and organizations.

The CyberSecurity program at Saint Paul College is 60 credits in length. The program provides 16 credits specifically related to CyberSecurity which will aid students in the field and in potential certifications.

Career Opportunities

CyberSecurity professionals will find a growing need in both public and private employment sectors. Graduates will find excellent opportunities as systems administrators, network engineers, system programmers, and systems specialists.

Program Outcomes

1. Analyze multiple sources of network data to identify a security incident.
2. Troubleshoot hardware and software problems in a network environment.
3. Determine whether a computer system complies with national security standards.
4. Describe and identify password policies.
5. Install and configure basic host and network security.

Transfer Opportunities

Saint Paul College has transfer agreements & partnerships between many post-secondary institutions. For more information please go to saintpaul.edu/Transfer.

Program Faculty

Mark Rawlings 
mark.rawlings@saintpaul.edu