Cyber Security Program Overview

Cyber Security Program Overview

Program Overview

The objective of this cybersecurity major is to equip students with skills that are relevant in this era of digital transformation. The increasing prevalence of digitization in all fields has made cybersecurity imperative for ensuring the security of data from all angles. The major curriculum has been meticulously crafted to impart lifelong learning, covering crucial facets of cybersecurity, such as software design and development, privacy and data security, cyber-network security, and ethical considerations of digital law. The program focuses on project-based learning, enabling students to acquire practical experience relevant to the industry. Through collaborative teamwork and the latest tools and technologies, students will gain hands-on experience, developing critical skills such as communication, problem-solving, and teamwork that are indispensable in a professional setting. Furthermore, an industry placement program lasting a year supplements the university’s hands-on approach by providing an opportunity for students to gain real-world work experience. This immersive experience will enable them to assimilate practical knowledge and skills that can equip them for a successful career. Graduates of this program will have the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue various roles, including but not limited to, software security designer, DevOps engineer, network and server manager, ICT security auditor and Ethical hacking engineer. Potential employment opportunities are diverse, ranging from healthcare and finance to technology and government sectors.

Program Learning Outcomes

  • Acquire fundamental knowledge about the technologies and tools commonly used in the industry for cybersecurity management. (knowledge)
  • Acquire foundation knowledge about digital ethics and laws pertaining to cybersecurity (knowledge)
  • Analyze problems and risks associated with a current physical and logical infrastructure and suggest solutions to address them (Cognitive Skill, Information Technology, and Numerical Skills)
  • Apply cybersecurity principles and practices, along with appropriate tools and technologies, to create a high-quality solution that meets a specified business need (Cognitive Skills)
  • Learn and adapt to new technologies that emerge in the rapidly changing field of digital transformation with professional ethic (Interpersonal Skill and Responsibility) 
  • Apply project management process and methodology to ensure effective teamwork and communication (Communication, Psychomotor Skills)

Program Structure

The 4-year Bachelor’s Degree program contains 156 credits combining from 106 credits of coursework, 48 credits of internship and 2 credits of Industrial Placement Report. The courses are divided into three categories, including Common Courses, Specialized Courses, and Elective Courses.

Common courses 

PRO101: Computer Fundamentals

HUM101: Introduction to Humanities

KHM101: Introduction to Khmer Studies and History

RES101: Research Methods

SDE101: Social and Digital Entrepreneurship

ENG103: Academic Writing Skills

PHI101: Philosophy and Anthropology of Technology

Internship

9 internships (3 internships per term)

Specialised courses

FECO101: Mathematics for Engineering 1

FECO102: Algorithm 1

FECO103: Mathematics for Engineering 2

FECO104: Algorithm 2

FECO105: Mathematics for Engineering 3

FECO106: Algorithm 3

FECO107: Introduction to Computer Network

FECO201: Introduction to AI

FECO202: Computer Architecture & Operating System

FECO203: Database

FECO204: Object Oriented Conception

FECO205: Data Structure and Algorithm

FECS225: Introduction to Cyber Security

FECS226: Introduction to malware analysis

FECS227: Embedded Systems

FECS228: System Security

FECS229: CCNA 1

FECS230: CCNA 2

FECO301: Project Management

FECO302: Digital Law and Cyber Ethic

FECO303: AI and Its Application

FECS328: Cryptography Technology

FECS329: Cloud Computing & cloud security

FECS330: Security Analysis and vulnerability
assessment

FECS331: Computer and Mobile device Forensics

FECS332: Ethical Hacking

FECS333: Penetration Testing

FECS334: Cyber Security Incident Response Team

FECS335: Web3 and Blockchain Technology

Elective courses

ENV101: Environment and Geography

ENG101: Core English 01

CHN101: Chinese 01

GLO101: Global Studies

LIT101: Literature Studies

ENG101: Core English 02

CHN101: Chinese 02

Job Prospects

  • Cyber Security Engineer
  • Cyber Security Analyst 
  • IT Auditor 
  • Cyber Security Specialist
  • Cyber Security Consultant 
  • DevOps Engineer 
  • Cyber Security Architect 
  • Penetration & Vulnerability Tester
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