ITPM 420: Emerging Technologies; Threats and Defenses

Subject
Information Technology Project Management
Credits 5 Lab Hours 20 Lecture Hours 40
Quarter Offered
Fall,
Spring
Instructional Mode
Hybrid
This course explores the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, and the cutting-edge technologies developed to combat them. Students will examine the latest cyber-attack mechanisms and analyze how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and quantum computing are reshaping the industry. The course also covers defensive strategies, including advanced encryption, intrusion detection systems, and secure development practices. Case studies will allow students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, developing their ability to plan robust defenses against future threats.
Outcomes
  • Identify and evaluate emerging threats in the IT security landscape.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of current defense mechanisms against new threats.
  • Design advanced security measures to defend against evolving cyber threats.
Prerequisites
Admission to the Computer Information Security & IT Project Management BAS program
Crosslisted Courses
N/A Admission to the Computer Information Security & IT Project Management BAS program Fall, Spring
Campus
Central
Area of Study
Career Education