The Cybersecurity degree prepares you for a career as a system technician/system analyst with a focus on the skills required to understand and conceptualize, design, procure and/or build secure information technology systems. The program is designed with maximum flexibility as you can decide each day whether to attend classes face-to-face, live online with the instructor and your fellow students or online at a time convenient for you.
Outcomes are based on the National Institute for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) Outcomes
| ITS 280 | Computer Repair and Maintenance |
| ITS 164 | Networking Fundamentals |
| ITS 245 | Computer Forensics |
| ITS 222 | Enterprise Security |
Some of the jobs you will be qualified for upon completion of the cybersecurity program include: cybersecurity analyst, network security specialist, IT support specialist, information security technician, incident response analyst and security operations center technician.
| Job Title | Average Wage | Annual Job Openings | Expected Growth |
| Information Security Analyst | MT: $79,200/yr US: $102,600/yr |
MT: No data available US: 16,300 |
MT: No data available US: 33% |
So, my husband is military, and I need a job that can travel. Cybersecurity is great. The job market is great. The pay is great. I feel like I can find a job anywhere.
