“The School of Cybersecurity is a great example of ODU’s commitment to providing educational solutions to address real challenges in our region and the world. It embraces an interdisciplinary foundation to expand the pipeline for a diverse group of cybersecurity, resilience, and engineering professionals who will be responsible for safeguarding our critical infrastructure.”
Pierce, K. (2020). Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research Becomes the ODU School of Cybersecurity. Retrieved 31 January 2021, from https://odu.edu/news/2020/9/school_of_cybersecur#.YBYhV-hKguU
“The cybercrime major prepares students for occupations in law enforcement and information technology. Students in the cybercrime program will be required to developed strong written and verbal communication skills, as well as skills in mathematics and logic. Students will take courses in criminology, cybersecurity, and information technology. Through these courses they will learn about technology-related criminal justice issues, including cyberlaws and computer crime investigations. They will also acquire the technical skills that employers ask for, including knowledge of cybersecurity, digital forensics, computer networking, and common programming languages like Java and C+.”
Cybercrime (Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.). (2021). Retrieved 31 January 2021, from https://www.odu.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/cybercrime
“Computer science professionals are in high demand. This is due to their ability to impact a wide variety of industries and organizations as well as the critical dependence many domains on computer science. This program prepares students for the world of professional software development and other in-demand computer science jobs, including network and database administration and information security analysis. Graduates also frequently go on to graduate study or certification in computer science or related fields.”
Computer Science (Computer Science, B.S.). (2021). Retrieved 31 January 2021, from https://www.odu.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/computer-science
“Cyber Operations is an interdisciplinary major encompassing the entire scope of cyberspace and related operations that are both technical and non-technical (i.e., ethical, legal, human-centered, etc.) in nature. Cyber Operations is a complementary discipline to Cybersecurity. Cyber Operations places a particular emphasis on technologies and techniques applicable to all operational and system levels. Coursework in Cyber Operations balances theory, practice and hands-on labs inspired by real-life scenarios. Skills and competencies emphasized are in system attack, infiltration, exploitation, defense, mitigation, and recovery.”
Cyber Operations (Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.). (2021). Retrieved 31 January 2021, from https://www.odu.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/cyberoperations
“The computer engineering program is designed to provide a broad engineering background and a comprehensive foundation in the technical principles underlying the computer area. The technical core consists of coursework from electrical engineering to address hardware aspects of computer engineering and coursework from computer science to address software aspects. The curriculum builds on the hardware description language tools introduced in the sophomore year to master the design, test and synthesis of advanced digital circuits.”
Computer Engineering (Electrical & Computer Engineering, B.S.COM.E.). (2021). Retrieved 31 January 2021, from https://www.odu.edu/academics/programs/undergraduate/computer-engineering