A. Knowledge and Understanding: Upon successful completion of the undergraduate Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic Program, the graduates will be able to:
A1. Demonstrate a sound knowledge of computing and mathematics that leads to exercise critical judgement for solving real world Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics problems
A2. Demonstrate knowledge of the various types of threats and vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
A3. Demonstrate an understanding of the principles and practices of secure software development and deployment.
A4. Comprehend the concepts and techniques of network security, including firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, secure network design and digital forensic.
B. Cognitive/ Intellectual Skills: Upon successful completion of the undergraduate Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic Program, the graduates will be able to:
B1. Analyze vulnerability using threat intelligence tools to identify and recommend potential solutions to security issues.
B2. Evaluate the security of computer systems, networks, and applications, identifying vulnerabilities and recommending appropriate security measures.
B3. Assess and interpret cybersecurity data to identify security incidents and make informed decisions.
B4. Investigate and evaluate emerging technologies, methodologies, and best practices in cybersecurity, and apply research findings to solve practical cybersecurity problems.
C. Practical and Professional Skills: Upon successful completion of the undergraduate Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic Program, the graduates will be able to:
C1. Apply cybersecurity principles and practices to real-world scenarios, demonstrating the ability to effectively address practical cybersecurity challenges.
C2. Utilize industry-standard tools and technologies to implement and manage secure systems, networks, and applications in professional settings.
C3. Conduct cybersecurity assessment to identify vulnerabilities and assess the effectiveness of security measures in real-world environments.
C4. Apply cybersecurity principles to plan, design, execute, and deliver cybersecurity solutions on time and within budget considering the available resources and stakeholder expectations.
D. General and Transferable Skills: Upon successful completion of the undergraduate Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic Program, the graduates will be able to:
D1. Communicate effectively in oral and written forms with diverse audiences, including technical and non-technical stakeholders, to convey Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic concepts, risks, and recommendations.
D2. Work collaboratively and effectively in diverse teams, demonstrating interpersonal skills, leadership abilities, and an understanding of teamwork dynamics in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic projects and initiatives.
D3. Apply ethical principles and professional integrity in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic practice, understanding the importance of privacy, confidentiality, and responsible use of technology.
D4. Exhibit lifelong learning habits and a commitment to professional development, seeking opportunities for continuous learning, skill enhancement, and staying current with emerging Cybersecurity and Digital Forensic practices.