The B.S. in Cybersecurity combines computer science foundations with network security, incident response, digital forensics, secure software development, cryptography, industrial control systems, AI-enabled cyber defense, and IoT security.
Students choose the Cybersecurity or Agriculture Cybersecurity concentration and connect classroom learning to laboratories, research, competitions, and community-facing work through the Cybersecurity Innovation Center.
The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity combines computer science foundations with coursework in network security, incident response, digital forensics, secure software development, cryptography, industrial control systems security, AI and machine learning in cyber defense, and Internet of Things (IoT) security. Students choose one of two concentrations: Cybersecurity or Agriculture Cybersecurity. Coursework connects to laboratories, research, student competitions, and community cybersecurity service through the Cybersecurity Innovation Center. The program is offered on campus.