Critical Infrastructure, M.Phil.

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The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Critical Infrastructure degree offers a deeper look at the crossroads of infrastructure and cybersecurity. In our technology-reliant world, most physical systems are controlled by digital means, which presents vulnerabilities to hackers and malicious actors. From alarm systems in your home, to card readers on your office building doors, technology is integrated into every part of daily life. Protecting this critical infrastructure is key to the safety and success of our society.

The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Critical Infrastructure is tailored for experienced professionals in the Critical Infrastructure field with an appropriate undergraduate degree, and for those seeking higher credentials and a focused field of study.

Graduates will explore the many facets of the field and contribute to new ideas and research, while quickly developing the skills needed to pursue a career or further their education with a doctorate.

Course Requirements

Master of Philosophy 30 Credits

CRI 501 - Critical Infractructure Introduction 3 Semester Credit Hour(s)
CRI 510 - Critical Infrastructure I: Performance and Risk Analysis of Infrastructure Systems 3 Semester Credit Hour(s)
CRI 520 - Critical Infrastructure II: Security Management of Critical Infrastructure 3 Semester Credit Hour(s)
IAE 685 - Principles of Cyber Security 3 Semester Credit Hour(s)
CRI 700 - Fundamentals of Graduate Research and Design 6 Semester Credit Hour(s)
CRI 725 - Critical Infrastructure Research and Data Collection 6 Semester Credit Hour(s)
CRI 735 - Critical Infrastructure Thesis and Defense 6 Semester Credit Hour(s)

Note:

CRI700 must be taken as the first research course taken during the third semester.
No more than 6 credit hours allowed per semester without Dean’s approval.

Capitol Technology University Course Catalog

Critical Infrastructure, M.Phil.

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