All courses supporting the MSSI degree are categorized in one of four areas: Technology, Policy, Health, and Management. Each is further classified as a Core, Elective, or Foundational course. Classes that are only offered in the fall or spring terms are denoted by (F) or (S), respectively.
Click here for the listing of approved courses provided by the Whiting School’s Engineering for Professionals program.
- EN.601.640 Web Security (F)
- EN.601.642 Modern Cryptography (F) (Core Crypto)
- EN.601.643 Security and Privacy in Computing (F)
- EN.601.644 Medical Device Cybersecurity (S)
- EN.601.740 Language-Based Security (S)
- EN.601.741 Advanced Topics in Secure & Censorship-Resistant Communications (S)
- EN.601.742 Advanced Topics in Cryptography (S) (Core Crypto)
- EN.601.743 Advanced Topics in Computer Security (S)
- EN.601.745 Advanced Topics in Applied Cryptography (F) (Core Crypto)
- EN.650.601 Introduction to Information Security (F)
- EN.650.621 Critical Infrastructure Protection (F)
- EN.650.624/EN.601.644 Network Security (S)
- EN.650.631 Ethical Hacking (S)
- EN.650.645/EN.601.645 Practical Cryptographic Systems (S) (Core Crypto)
- EN.650.654 Computer Intrusion Detection (S)
- EN.650.656 Computer Forensics (F)
- EN.650.658 Introduction to Cryptography (F) (Core Crypto)
- EN.650.660 Software Vulnerability Analysis (F)
- EN.650.663 Cloud Computing Security (F)
- EN.650.667 Mobile Device Forensics (S)
- EN.650.671/EN.553.371 Cryptography and Coding (S) (Core Crypto)
- EN.650.672 Security Analytics (F)
- EN.650.673 Mobile and Wireless Security (F)
- EN.650.724/EN.601.744 Advanced Network Security (F)
- EN.650.757 Advanced Computer Forensics (S)
- EN.601.631 Theory of Computation
- EN.601.633 Introduction to Algorithms
- EN.601.641 Blockchains and Cryptocurrencies
- EN.650.840 Information Security Independent Study
- EN.560.656 Space Systems Cybersecurity
- EN.695.637 Introduction to Assured AI and Autonomy
- EN.695.715 Assured Autonomy
- EN.650.614 Rights in Digital Age (F)
- EN.650.640 Moral and Legal Foundations of Privacy (S)
- EN.650.681 Global Cybersecurity Trends and Practices (S)
- EN.595.731 Business Law for Technical Professionals
- EN.635.672 Privacy Engineering
- EN.660.311 Law and the Internet
- EN.650.653 Financial Issues in Managing a Secure Operation (S)
- EN.650.655 Implementing Effective Information Security Programs (F)
- EN.650.683 Cybersecurity Risk Management (F)
- EN.650.685 Cybersecurity Compliance: Regulation, Behavior and Best Practices
- EN.595.660 Planning and Managing Projects
- EN.635.775 Cyber Operations, Risk, and Compliance
- EN.635.776 Building Information Governance
- EN.663.678 Cybersecurity Innovation and Entrepreneurship
(Note that 2 of these short courses together count as 1 regular course of 3 credits.)
- EN.663.644 Writing for Clarity
- EN.663.645 Improving Presentation Skills for Graduate Students
- EN.663.660 Managing People and Resolving Conflict
- EN.663.670 Project Management
- EN.663.671 Leading Change
- EN.663.673 Leading Teams in Virtual, Local, and Global Settings
(Note that 2 of these short courses together count as 1 regular course of 3 credits.)
- ME.250.750.0 Health Information Systems: Design to Deployment (S, Q3)
- ME.250.901.0 Health Sciences Informatics: Knowledge Engineering and Decision Support (S, Q4)
- ME.250.952.0 Leading Change Through Health IT (F, Q2)
- ME.250.953.0 Introduction to Biomedical Informatics (F, Q1)