Cybersecurity is the practice of ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information within interconnected systems. Cybersecurity requires extending the typical design and trade-off space to include protection and resiliency to combat malicious actors. Thinking like an adversary becomes a core competency of students in the program, and enables certificate graduates to approach the design and (re)development of systems from a more strategic security-centric mindset. The Cybersecurity Certificate guides students through foundational computer science and statistics concepts necessary for analyzing threat potentials and attack surfaces, building on those with competencies in critical system infrastructure through databases and networks, and further specialized them through two cybersecurity intensive courses.
Course ID | Title | Hrs. | Topic |
COSC 2030 | Computer Science II | 4 | Learn the basics of how computing systems store and process information. |
COSC 4010 | Cyber Security Topics Course | 3 | Get introduced to a rotating "hot-topic" in cybersecurity. |
COSC 4760 | Computer Networks | 3 | Learn the foundations to how our communication and information infrastructures are connected |
COSC 4765 | Computer Security | 3 | Dive into the world Computer Security - leave wanting more! |
COSC 4820 | Database Systems | 3 | Learn about the technologies and ideas that store/process our modern day information - from traditional databases to blockchain |
STAT | 2010, 2050, 2070, or 4220 | 4 | Finding attackers is like finding a needle in a haystack - learn the basic methods for identifying and defining patterns of behavior |
Note: COSC 4760 can also be replaced by the ECE version ECE 4870 or a second COSC 4010: Cyber Security Topics Course
There are over half a million job openings in Cybersecurity throughout the US - many of which can be done remotely. Jobs exist throughout at the experience spectrum - with current needs/job openings at all levels. According to cyberseek.org the average salary for Cybersecurity jobs ranges from 85K-115K+ / year.
Learners working towards the completion of the cybersecurity certificate pathway independently of another major at UWYO are be eligible for CEDAR sponsored scholarships that supplement their coursework by sponsoring/paying for industry-recognized certifications (e.g. Certified Ethical Hacker, GIAC, CISM).
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The certificate in tissue engineering is designed to provide advanced training in cellular and molecular biology relevant to tissue engineering and behavior of materials used in biomedical applications.
Certificate Type: Post-Baccalaureate
Number of Credits to Completion: 12.0
Expected Time to Completion: 1 year
The certificate in bioinformatics program emphasizes a systems engineering approach to provide a foundation in systems biology and pathology informatics. Students are provided with hands-on experience in the application of genomic, proteomic, and other large-scale information to biomedical engineering as well as experience in advanced computational methods used in systems biology: pathway and circuitry, feedback and control, machine learning, and biostatistics.
Certificate Type: Post-Baccalaureate
Number of Credits to Completion: 14.0 – 17.0
Expected Time to Completion: 1 year
The certificate in Neurotechnologies and Neurosystems is designed for engineers pursuing careers at the intersection of device development, neuroscience and computation. The program is open for all students with previous undergraduate degrees in an engineering discipline. The program is based on latest technological and scientific advances and provides participants with specific courses and experiences promoting the development of their skills, with the option to specialize either in the neuro-device and -technology sector, or specialize in neuroscience to decipher a better understanding of neuronal systems.
Certificate Type: Post-Baccalaureate
Number of Credits to Completion: 12.0 – 15.0
Expected Time to Completion: 1 year
Professionals enrolled in the certificate will develop an understanding of critical regulatory, economic, and legal issues in addition to the project management skills that facilitate the development of new medical devices and positive working relationships with intellectual property lawyers, insurance companies, and the federal government.
Admission Requirements: Bachelor's degree
Certificate Type: Post-baccalaureate Certificate
Number of Credits to Completion: 15.0
Instructional Delivery: Online
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The Kellogg Executive Scholar Certificate gives you the opportunity to earn a credential from a world-class business school, leadership development paths aligned with your unique goals, and membership in the global Kellogg alumni network.
Upon completion of your certificate, you will be awarded Kellogg Executive Education alumni status and granted access to exceptional benefits:
Please note that personalized career advice is not available to Executive Education alumni.
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Most websites include SSL protection because it’s so helpful for SEO and it protects all the data flowing to and from the site. Also, most of the best website builders and web hosting providers offer free SSLs. If you don’t already know which SSL certificate you need, keep practicing for an easy explanation.
You can think of an SSL certificate as your website’s passport. It helps a browser or web server authenticate a website’s identity so your site is trustworthy (the HTTPS indicates this). It also encrypts data, so any data to or from your site gets scrambled so it’s unreadable by anyone “listening in.”
DV SSL
This certificate is the least expensive and least secure of all SSL certificates. All it requires for authentication is verification that the domain is registered to the domain owner (via WHOIS database).
Best for: Personal project websites
OV SSL
There’s much more info to check on an OV SSL, and therefore it’s more secure than a DV SSL. In addition to checking the domain validity, there’s also a check on the organization that owns the domain, plus its address and location.
Best for: Business or non-profit websites
EV SSL
For the strongest protection, there are EV SSL certificates. The validation process checks for the name of the business, address and location. Also, you can find the name of the business in the SSL info window (click on the padlock next to a URL), which is further validation. These certificates also come with the largest monetary warranties.
Best for: E-commerce businesses.
Everyone who owns a website should have an SSL certificate. If your site isn’t protected by an SSL certificate, it gets a “not secure” mark from Google. Plus, if you want any of your content or your site to rank well in search engines, you need that virtual padlock. Most importantly, though, yes you need an SSL certificate to protect your site and its users.
We took note of warranties and their values in our reviews of the best SSL certificate services because it’s important to know how well you’re protected should something go wrong. Most SSLs come with a warranty that ensures your certificate will work as intended. For example, if a payment is made on your SSL-protected site and the end-user is a victim of fraud because of an SSL failure, the warranty will pay the fraudulent-related fees.
Discover learning that fits your life. In Bethel’s Alcohol and Drug Counseling Certificate program, you’ll be prepared to begin a career helping others overcome addiction. Our program focuses on up-to-date, evidence-based care that focuses on treating the whole-person, affecting mind, body, and spirit. You’ll build a strong foundation in alcohol and drug counseling that will support your career in social work, mental health, congregational care, and other areas.
Our certificate program will strengthen your counseling skills and prepare you for licensure in Minnesota as an alcohol and drug counselor
ISA and the Automation Standards Compliance Institute (ASCI) worked with industry experts who are active on the ISA/IEC 61511 standard committee to develop three certificate exams that are designed to increase knowledge and awareness of the ISA/IEC 61511 standards. Compliance with the standard requires a focused and continuous approach to functional safety. The standard is a performance-based standard, so there is a need for competent and qualified people to develop and monitor the application of the standard to a facility or process. View the comparison chart here to learn how ISA/IEC 61511 Safety Instrumented Systems Certificate Program compare to other safety programs. The ISA/IEC 61511 specialist certificates are awarded to those who successfully complete a designated training program, any prerequisites (for Certificates 2 and 3), and pass a multiple-choice exam.
There are no required prerequisites or applications for this program; however, it is highly recommended that applicants are familiar with the ISA/IEC 61511 standards.
Each certificate requires you to successfully complete a course and pass the exam. Registration includes the course and test fee, which allows you to take one electronic test and includes application processing fees. To register, click on one of the courses below and complete payment. An ISA/IEC 61511 certificate test must be taken within six (6) months of the last day of the certificate program required course. Successful completion of Certificate test 1 is required to sit for Certificate Exams 2 and 3, but 2 and 3 may be taken in any order. Applicants are notified after completion of required courses that they are eligible to take the exams.
Certificate 1: ISA/IEC 61511 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Fundamentals Specialist
Certificate 2: ISA/IEC 61511 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Selection Specialist
Certificate 3: ISA/IEC 61511 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Verification Specialist
You are not required to renew your ISA/IEC 61511 Certificate(s); however, once obtained your certificate(s) will only be considered current for three (3) years. To learn more about extending the current status of your certificate(s), visit the Certificate Renewal page.
Immerse yourself in documentary filmmaking—production and theory—in New York City, the world's documentary capital. The Graduate Certificate in Documentary Media Studies is an intensive professional education program for prospective documentarians. In the course of one year, you develop, shoot, direct, and edit an original short documentary film on a New York City–related subject. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and submit a portfolio; previous study of filmmaking is not required.
Central to the intensive one-year curriculum is Doc Talks, a monthly screening series. Doc Talks invites guest artists and professionals in the field of documentary cinema to share insights into their work and the media industry with Documentary Studies students. Additionally, every spring, as part of the Dorothy H. Hirshon Residency, a distinguished filmmaker leads master classes to which certificate students are invited.
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The Documentary Media Studies program culminates in a student documentary festival, Truth Be Told, at the end of each school year. At the festival, certificate students' films are publicly screened and discussed by the filmmakers and faculty. The films are the products of students' yearlong study of documentary production, history, and theory.
Visit the Truth Be Told website
Certificate holders are qualified to become documentary editors, field producers, cinematographers, directors, and researchers and take up related positions in media distribution, museum programming, festival organization, and broadcast productions. All 2018 graduates were employed or pursuing further education within 12 months of graduating.
Some students continue their graduate studies in pursuit of a master's or PhD. Students who complete this certificate are invited to apply for the MA in Media Studies or MS in Media Management programs. If admitted, students who complete this certificate can transfer all credits from the certificate, provided that grades of B or better were received in the courses.
Conversely, MA in Media Studies or MS in Media Management students may apply to pursue the Documentary Media Studies certificate in their second year of study. If they are admitted, all credits will apply to their respective degrees, provided that grades of B or better were received in the courses.
Please note new classes may be added or current courses eliminated according to the current market conditions:
AI and Machine Learning – Building an Autonomous Supply Chain
This session will provide an overview and approach to the fundamentals of implementing AI in your supply chain. An exploration of the supply chain areas utilizing AI and Machine Learning, the elements needed to make it successful, and the business value brought to an organization.
Blockchain Technology
This session is an overview of the possibilities and limitations of Blockchain technology. This course helps participants understand the way new financial technologies operate and how they affect the global market and future organizational transactions.
Digital Supply Chain – Robotic Process Automation in the Supply Chain
This session will provide an overview and approach of what qualifies as a good automation project and how to identify good automation projects in the company. We will share a step-by-step process, including the change management process of how we approach automation in the Supply Chain. Lastly, we want to show how these changes will add value to the business.
E-Commerce Supply Chain
This course focuses on Business proficiency at all operational concentrations for eCommerce success. Participants learn about distributing products and services to navigate supply and demand, inventory tracking, order management, and customer delivery at the appropriate season.
End to End Lean Thinking
This session provides an overview of the fundamentals of six sigma, lean manufacturing, and other essential tools and strategies to Strengthen business processes' performance. Through case studies, team exercises, and simulations, students will practice solving business problems and Strengthen operations using these powerful tools. Topics covered will include six sigma improvement methodology and tools, lean thinking tools and approaches, process mapping, dashboards, and other business improvement techniques. Participants will also understand the strategic importance of business improvement, the need for fact-based management, and how to deploy these tools in different parts of the value chain.
Greening the Supply Chain; Utilizing the Supply Chain for Environmental and Bottom-line Performance Excellence
This course shares global experiences and examples of comprehensive organizational environmental sustainability and archaeological criteria integrated into the supply chain management/procurement process, decision making of public and private agencies, organizations, and corporate entities that can Strengthen financial and environmental performance. Additionally, this course addresses ethics, social regeneration, resource/waste impacts, and economic development concerns. This session allows the participants to partake in applied research projects that include designing supply chain management and procurement systems and products, which address environmental, social, and ethical considerations in organizational and corporate policy, program, and reporting. RBS offers this course in a regular semester; therefore, this session is only an overview.
Improving Supply Chain Operations and Business Values Using Analytics
Data analytics have been changing the way how supply chains are managed. It presents tremendous opportunities to visit/revisit many design and operations problems in the supply chain using analytics. This session discusses different analytics levels and their applications in supply chains, including predictive analytics, prescriptive analytics, and artificial intelligence. It aims to generate discussions on how analytics can be used in various systems to Strengthen baselines and drive business values.
Logistics Service Segmentation Strategies
This section includes an introduction to the operational and marketing perspectives of service management. Explore the nature of services in the real business world and learn critical concepts of designing, managing, and supporting a service enterprise.
Maximizing Performance Returns through Superior provider Relations
All companies in today's competitive global marketplace face unprecedented pressures to create both shareholder and customer value. A superior procurement and strategic sourcing process can increase shareholder returns by up to 15 percent while improving the customer's level of service. The material focuses on the fundamental tools, techniques, sourcing strategies, and processes used by world-class firms. The course material includes case studies connecting the practices so that participants have a deeper understanding of procurement sourcing positions at global firms.
Overview of Procurement and Supply Management
This program provides an overview of Supply Chain Management (SCM), defining its role in a firm's overall business strategy. It provides participants with a comprehensive overview of a supply chain's business processes and activities, including sourcing, procurement, sales, operations planning, distribution, and demand management. The emphasis is on identifying the SCM-related business processes, problems encountered in practice, and the new challenges are confronting SCM practitioners. It combines SCM business knowledge with analytical thinking and problem-solving. It serves as a roadmap to subsequent in-depth courses on SCM related topics.
Response and Recovery in the Face of Supply Chain Disruptions (exercise)
Properly addressing risks and facing possible disruptions are of primary importance to supply chains. In the wake of high consequence, disruptive events, risk identification, and disruption response activities have become more critical. The session's objective is to provide an overview of key supply chain risk areas, particularly with the proliferation of outsourcing, use of technology, and global logistics. Equally important is how companies manage the preparation, mitigation, and response strategies to major disruptive events. Topics covered include vulnerability and threat assessments, resources and capabilities identification/integration, essential crisis management, contingency planning, disaster recovery, and business continuity in supply chain settings. Scenario-based experiments (table-top exercises) will provide mock situations where students will decide how to handle supply chain disruptions.
Supply Chain Finance through Global Agility
Senior executives of leading companies understand the supply chain's value as a critical driver of shareholder value. The supply chain consists of the firm's assets, including inventory, approximately 60% to 70% of the cost. It is the foundation for generating revenue by providing outstanding product availability. As Supply Chain organizations evolve from the back office tactical operations into strategic functions that drive bottom-line profitability and enterprise value, it is becoming increasingly important for supply chain professionals to engage as business partners and "speak the language" of the CFO. It is no longer sufficient for the supply chain organizations to assure continuous supply and drive down costs. Inside world-class organizations, the supply chain function is viewed by senior leadership as a critical success factor in achieving optimal "financial health" reflected on the P&L, balance sheet, and funds flow statements. It is imperative that the supply chain professional understands the financial impacts of the decisions and actions and is adept at "pulling the right levers" to Strengthen its economic scorecard.
Supply chain resiliency in Transportation
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Supplier Diversity and Sustainability
These sessions help participants understand the purchasing, management relationship, significant value, best practices, and provider diversity processes. provider diversity metrics are discussed and developed to Strengthen the performance of various organizations.