COURSE CURRICULUM

In this program, students begin by completing workplace research and tasks related to the role of an IT security analyst, learning to solve problems using basic algorithms, apply error-correcting strategies, and use debugging tools. They also study applied mathematics, logical reasoning, and how to prepare and organize computers and devices for various operating systems, alongside analyzing and developing network infrastructure with proper hardware and software selection. In the second term, students focus on technical writing, preventive monitoring of cyber threats, IT security risk analysis, and interconnection of computer networks, while also learning user support and trust-building skills. The third term covers local network deployment, blockchain technology, and information security risk analysis, including testing and improving security measures. The fourth term teaches application security strategies, cryptography, network cyber defense, vulnerability detection, intrusion response, and cybersecurity ethics, preparing students for the workplace. Finally, the fifth term emphasizes professional relationships, teamwork, and understanding ethical and legal responsibilities, culminating in a 210-hour internship where students apply their acquired skills in a real-world environment. This comprehensive program prepares students to become proficient IT security analysts capable of defending digital infrastructures against evolving cyber threats.