Learning Outcomes - Information Security and Cyber Space Program
Success in the Bachelor's Program - Information Security and Cyberspace leads to the acquisition of essential knowledge, skills, and competencies organized into three main areas, each focusing on the necessary competencies to protect systems and information in cyberspace.
📚Knowledge
Identify and retrieve fundamental concepts of information security and cyberspace, including protection tools and methods, and professional certifications such as CISSP and CEH.
Explain vulnerabilities and weaknesses in information systems and networks, and describe effective solutions to counter advanced penetration methods.
🧠Skills
Analyze security breaches and network incidents, and compare the cost and time required to address damage resulting from attacks.
Evaluate and select appropriate tools and techniques to address damage resulting from breaches, and develop policies and plans necessary for efficient institutional security management.
Express ideas clearly and learning outcomes for Information Security and Cyberspace specialization effectively, whether orally or in writing, and prepare organized and structured technical reports.
Implement various protocols to ensure confidentiality and integrity of information, and design secure information systems and networks effectively.
⚙️Competencies
Plan for managing self-learning and propose resources and online courses to improve readiness for obtaining professional certifications.
Participate effectively as a member or leader in an information security team, and demonstrate the ability to work independently and within a group framework.
Evaluate professional and ethical responsibilities in information security practice, and express judgments based on legal principles and ethical standards.
Importance of Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes are fundamental to ensuring education quality and achieving academic goals. By focusing on these three main areas, the program ensures the graduation of specialists in Information Security and Cyberspace qualified with theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and necessary competencies to protect systems and information in the modern work environment.
