Cybersecurity, Technology, and Society

Course Overview

This course explored key concepts and practical skills such as: CISO, CIA triad, business communication and components of a business, NIST framework and more. We have also talked about network security, systems analysis, software development, etc. Throughout the semester, we covered foundational theories, hands-on labs, and real-world applications that strengthened both my technical knowledge and problem-solving capabilities.

Key Learning Outcomes

• I gained proficiency in protecting cybersecurity business is from risks, different cyber jobs, and what is required to maintain a job in security.
• I learned to analyze and assess threats and propose mitigation strategies.
• I developed the ability to collaborate on technical projects, manage time effectively, and deliver results under deadlines.
• I practiced critical thinking and troubleshooting, applying theory to hands-on scenarios.

Memorable Projects & Assignments

One assignment that stood out was “components of a business”, in this assignment I worked on choosing a job that sounded interesting to me, then, got to experience the job by reading the description . This project taught me how to integrate theoretical knowledge into a functional solution, and also sharpened my ability to communicate technical results.

Why This Course Matters to Me

This course reinforced my passion for cybersecurity (or relevant field) and gave me practical experience I can build on in internships or professional work. It also showed me how theory, structure, and critical thinking come together to protect technology in real settings.

Projects

 AI Assignment: Systems Understanding the Differences between the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 1.1 and 2.0