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Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Engineering
The Certificate in Cybersecurity Engineering can be awarded in conjunction with any engineering master's degree. In order to qualify for this certificate, students enrolled in any master's in engineering program will need to meet the requirements listed below in addition to the standards requirements for their master's degree. All courses must be taken for a grade. Courses must be graded at a D- or better in order to count toward the certificate.
(Please note course listings in parentheses are the pre-Fall 2025 versions of the course numbers)
| Core Courses | ||
|---|---|---|
| CSE4303 (CSE 433S) | Introduction to Computer Security | 3 units |
| CSE5203 (CSE 523S) | Systems Security | 3 units |
| Program Electives (Select Three) | ||
|---|---|---|
| CSE4103 (CSE413A) | Web Privacy and Security | 3 units |
| CSE4202 (CSE422S) | Operating Systems Organization | 3 units |
| CSE4304 (CSE434S) | Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis | 3 units |
| CSE4402 (CSE442T) | Introduction to Cryptography | 3 units |
| CSE4703 (CSE473S) | Introduction to Computer Networks | 3 units |
| CSE5202 (CSE522S) | Advanced Operating Systems | 3 units |
| CSE5271 (CSE527S) | Data-Driven Privacy and Security | 3 units |
| CSE5402 (CSE542S) | Concurrency and Memory Safe System Software Development | 3 units |
| CSE5505 (CSE555T) | Adversarial AI | 3 units |
| CSE5619 (CSE569S) | Recent Advances in Computer Security and Privacy | 3 units |
| CSE5701 (CSE571S) | Network Security | 3 units |