Cybersecurity major at ODU. I like breaking things in labs and figuring out how to put them back together stronger. Right now I'm deep into networking, Linux, and cyber law — and looking for an internship or entry-level role where I can keep learning and building real-world skills.
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Advanced topics course covering network infrastructure design, protocol security, encryption standards, and defense-in-depth strategies for enterprise environments.
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Hands-on Linux administration and system security, covering user management, file permissions, shell scripting, and security hardening on Kali Linux.
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Comprehensive introduction to the cybersecurity landscape, including threat actors, attack methods, incident response, and real-world case studies.
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Legal frameworks governing cyberspace, including constitutional protections, digital privacy, government surveillance, and whistleblower cases.
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Study of criminal behavior in digital spaces, cybercrime typologies, digital forensics foundations, and the factors driving cybercriminal activity.
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Programming concepts and networking fundamentals applied to cybersecurity, including scripting, TCP/IP, subnetting, and network troubleshooting.
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Exploration of cybersecurity's role in society, examining how technology intersects with culture, policy, ethics, and global security challenges.
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Interdisciplinary study connecting cybersecurity to social science research methods, human behavior, and the social dimensions of digital security.
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Writing-intensive course presenting cybersecurity as an interdisciplinary field, strengthening research methodology and APA-formatted academic writing.
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Ethical reasoning and moral philosophy, providing a critical framework for evaluating dilemmas in cybersecurity, privacy, and technology.
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Foundational study of crime, justice systems, and sociological theories explaining criminal behavior — essential context for understanding cybercrime.
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Focused on network security, system administration, and cyber law. Hands-on lab experience with Linux, penetration testing tools, and secure infrastructure design.
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Open to internships, collaborations, and security conversations.