CS 220 Network and System Security
This course provides a foundational understanding of how to secure modern networks and systems by identifying and addressing vulnerabilities. Students will explore core networking concepts such as the OSI model, routing, and switching, and gain hands-on experience with network infrastructure, including cabling, configuration, and virtualization. Key topics include network security fundamentals, the use of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, and the application of encryption and firewall technologies. Additionally, students will learn system hardening practices to protect against unauthorized access and minimize vulnerabilities.
Offered
Annual Fall & Spring Semesters