Cybersecurity, Master of Science
Johns Hopkins University · MD · CYBERSECURITY-MASTER-SCIENCE
Cybersecurity, Master of Science is a Postgraduate degree at Johns Hopkins University, MD. It covers areas like information assurance, software fundamentals, computational mathematics, computer networks, embedded systems, digital forensics. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Johns Hopkins University
Postgraduate
What you'll study in Cybersecurity, Master of Science
Example subjects: Calculus for Engineers, Introduction to Programming Using Java, Data Structures, Discrete Mathematics, Computer Organization, Introduction to Programming Using C++, Foundations of Software Engineering, DevOps and Secure Software Development, Operating Systems, Introduction to Robotics, Foundations of Algorithms, Logic: Systems, Semantics, and Models.
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What will I study in Cybersecurity, Master of Science?
Cybersecurity, Master of Science covers areas like cybersecurity, information-assurance, cybercrime, security, software-fundamentals, computer-networks, embedded-systems, computational-mathematics.
Who offers Cybersecurity, Master of Science?
Cybersecurity, Master of Science is offered by Johns Hopkins University, MD.
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