Cybersecurity & Justice

Cyber & Justice Internship

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Cyber & Justice Internship Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CourseHeader

CYGR598 - Cyber & Justice Internship

CourseTime

CourseID

14062..

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

14062

FullCourseDesc

Prerequisite: A minimum of 18 approved hours in Cybersecurity and Justice and consent of the department; formal application required The internship provides an opportunity for cybersecurity and justice students to gain practical experience and expertise in the field by participating in an off-campus work-study experience that complements their academic preparation. In addition to working in their internship setting, students will meet regularly with the course instructor. Students may work in an appropriate local, state or federal agency or private organization. Offered annually.

Instructor

Lee

Section

001

StartEnd

01/26/2026 - 05/25/2026

Status

OPEN

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Day

Project in Cyber & Justice

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Project in Cyber & Justice Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CourseHeader

CYGR599 - Project in Cyber & Justice

CourseTime

CourseID

13866..

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

13866

FullCourseDesc

Prerequisite: A minimum of 21 approved hours in Cybersecurity and Justice and consent of the department; formal application required In this project seminar, students are required to apply the knowledge they have obtained from previous courses to demonstrate practical applicability for the field. With consent from the faculty, students may choose to develop a cybersecurity program or an application, conduct research in cybersecurity, develop a cybersecurity awareness program, and many others. Repeatable for different topics or extension of two semesters on the same topic upon approval by the faculty: may earn a maximum of eight credits. Offered annually.

Instructor

Lee

Section

001

StartEnd

01/21/2026 - 05/12/2026

Status

OPEN

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Day

Basics of Networking for Cyber

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Basics of Networking for Cyber Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CampusLocation

DMF230

ClassDays

Wednesday

CourseHeader

CYGR504 - Basics of Networking for Cyber

CourseTime

W 6:00pm-8:40pm

CourseID

13272.DMF230.W 6:00pm-8:40pm

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

13272

FullCourseDesc

This course provides a foundational understanding of computer networking, emphasizing its critical role in cybersecurity. It is designed for graduate students both with and without prior networking experience. The course covers how computers communicate, essential networking devices, internet infrastructure and core security principles. Students learn to identify network components, key protocols and security vulnerabilities. Through hands-on activities, students apply their knowledge by troubleshooting and implementing security best practices. Additionally, students analyze network structure and security risks, evaluate potential threats and create informed strategies for network defense. This course helps students be equipped with the necessary expertise to engage effectively in cybersecurity discussions and decision-making. Offered annually.

Instructor

Carlin

Section

001

StartEnd

01/21/2026 - 05/12/2026

Status

OPEN

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Night

Top: Cybersecurity Governance

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Top: Cybersecurity Governance Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CampusLocation

DMF230

ClassDays

Monday

CourseHeader

CYGR569 - Top: Cybersecurity Governance

CourseTime

M 6:00pm-8:40pm

CourseID

12939.DMF230.M 6:00pm-8:40pm

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

12939

FullCourseDesc

The development of computers and the Internet have transformed the lifestyle of people. We enjoy the convenience and efficiency of technology and embrace it every day, from banking to social networking to retail shopping to working to education. These significant advancements in technology and cyberspace also open another door for criminals and offer an opportunity to expand traditional crime to cyberspace while generating new crime types. With increased dependency and new opportunities for criminals, this course discusses different theoretical issues of online victimization, types of online victimization, current legal and regulations, and the latest issues in the field. Offered annually.

Instructor

Cullity

Section

001

StartEnd

01/21/2026 - 05/12/2026

Status

OPEN

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Night

Application & Dig Sec Strategy

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Application & Dig Sec Strategy Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CampusLocation

DMF124

ClassDays

Tuesday

CourseHeader

CYGR510 - Application & Dig Sec Strategy

CourseTime

T 6:00pm-8:40pm

CourseID

12938.DMF124.T 6:00pm-8:40pm

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

12938

FullCourseDesc

Prerequisite: CYGR 500 which may be taken concurrently; prior acceptance to the Certificate in Cybercriminology and Cybersecurity required This course examines security threats to applications and digital devices. Cybercrime investigation imparts current, hands-on techniques to inspect evidence held within applications, computers, cell phones and other digital devices. Throughout the course, students work with sample digital evidence, utilize the 91��Ƶ Virtual Lab to inspect the devices, extract digital data and assemble formal reports based on their findings. Students will discuss proper procedures for finding, recording and logging digital devices found at a crime scene. Throughout the course we employ a case study method, using landmark cases in cybercrime investigation. The ethics of cybercrime investigation will be thoroughly explored. Students will gain familiarity with the digital investigation processes being used within Massachusetts's police stations, as well as federal policies guiding the work. Offered fall and spring semesters.

Instructor

Lee

Section

001

StartEnd

01/21/2026 - 05/12/2026

Status

FULL

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Night

Foundation of Cybersecurity

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 21:03:58 +0000

Foundation of Cybersecurity Anonymous Thu, 04/09/2026 - 17:03

Campus

Main Campus

CampusLocation

WEB

CourseHeader

CYGR501 - Foundation of Cybersecurity

CourseTime

CourseID

12937.WEB.

Credits

CreditType

Graduate

CRN

12937

FullCourseDesc

This class is a one-credit online asynchronous course for students who want to familiarize themselves with foundational principles, concepts and terminologies prior to taking other graduate-level courses for the program. This class is recommended for students who decide to learn about cybersecurity for the first time or those who need to refresh their memories on fundamental principles and concepts. Graded on a (P) Pass/(N) No Pass basis. Offered annually.

Instructor

Lee

Notes

NOTE: Asynchronous

Section

W01

StartEnd

01/21/2026 - 05/12/2026

Status

OPEN

Subject

Cybersecurity & Justice

TermCode

2026 SPRING - ALL

TimeOfDay

Day