Skills and Artifacts

Throughout my studies for my bachelor’s degree at Old Dominion University, I was able to learn and apply many skills and techniques that would be beneficial to my career in cybersecurity in the future. With my major being cybersecurity, there was a variety of hard and soft skills that were taught and needed to be learned. Below I’ve attached all of my artifacts that are aligned with hard/soft skills, while giving a brief explanation of what exactly the skill is. 

Technical Skills

Technical Skills are an essential in the cybersecurity field. With everything evolving around technology, we must be able to provide proper security with specific skills.  Technical skills are the expertise and competence required to perform required technological task. Below I have listed a few artifacts that list important technical skills I’ve learned over the past few years at Old Dominion University!

FINAL PYTHON SOCKET PROGRAMMING GAME (POWERPOINT, CODE)

Milestone-Final-CYSE250

Final-Project-CYSE250

CYBERSECURITY NETWORK AND SECURITY HANDS-ON LABS

Hands-On-2-IT315

Hands-On-1-IT-315

Hands-On-3-IT-315

Hands-On-4-IT-315

Hands-On-5-IT-315

WEBSITE DESIGN (E-PORTFOLIO)

This ePortfolio is great example of my technical skill to design a website!

Critical Thinking Skills

Critical thinking skills are another important skill to be successful in the cybersecurity field. Critical thinking is the ability to interpret, evaluate, and analyze information while creating a judgment or decision on if something is right or wrong. Throughout my time here at Old Dominion University, I’ve been able to recognize this skill and determine solutions to critical situations that may have been difficult prior. In the cybersecurity field, a lot of issues and problems won’t have direct steps/solutions, so you will have to create your own decisions off the information presented. Below I have listed a few artifacts that express important critical thinking skills I’ve presented and executed over the years.

MILITARIZED CYBERSPACE

Project-Paper-CyberWar

CYSE-250-Final-Research-Paper

PEGASUS SPYWARE CONTROVERSIES

Term-Paper-Cyber-Fundamentals

COVID-19 VACCINE

Final-Term-Paper-IDS300W

ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH OF ELON MUSK

Entrepreneurship-Paper-CYSE494

DIGITAL FORENSICS LABS

Midterm-Dig-Forensics

Final-Dig-Forensics

CYBER LAW AIDE

Writing-Assignment-2-Final-Cyber-Law

Writing-Assignment-1-Cyber-Law

Project Management

Project Management is essential to businesses and organizations within the cybersecurity field. Establishing project goals and objectives, forming roles and responsibilities, and managing risks are all key skills that help be the most efficient project manager as possible. Project managers play a crucial role in identifying and managing risk throughout a project’s lifecycle. This can help ensure that cybersecurity risks are identified, assessed, and addressed in a timely and effective manner. Below I’ve attached artifacts that present my ability to establish goals/objectives, create and understand risk management plans in the cybersecurity field, and show firsthand communication with an active entrepreneur/project manager who gives extra insight on being successful.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP BUSINESS PROPOSAL

Business-Proposal-Final-CYSE494

MITIGATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT PAPER

Final-Exam-CYSE495

INTERVIEW AN ENTREPRENEUR [@CLUTCH.EXOTIC]

Interview-Questions-CYSE494