The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated Daytona State College a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE).
The four-year designation is based on the college meeting stringent academic criteria and distinguishing its strengths in cybersecurity and cyberforensics training.
“DSC is the first state college in Florida to receive the four-year designation for its combined AS- and BS-level cybersecurity curriculum,” said Dr. Philip Craiger, a professor with the college’s School of Engineering Technology. “This validates the strength of our AS and BS cyber programs, and students enrolled in our courses can be assured they are getting a solid education.”
In addition to offering an Advanced Technical Certificate in Cybersecurity and Cyberforensics, the college also offers acybersecurity component in its Associate of Science in Network Systems Technology degree as well as a cybersecurity and cyberforensics specialization in its Bachelor of Science in Information Technology degree. For the full article click here
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