An Option to the Associate in Applied Science in Computer Science/Information Technology
- What it takes to be a cybersecurity professional?
- How organizations not only protect themselves, but their customers from cyber threats?
- How ethical hackers are utilized by companies?
All of these questions can be answered through the field of Cybersecurity.
- You are interested in helping defend critical assets from harm.
- You are interested in growing and expanding your knowledge of defense.
- You are interested in starting a career in cybersecurity sooner rather than later.
Academic Pathways
Some credentials offered as part of this program include Security+, Network+, CCNA, CyberOps, Pentest+, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), EC Council Digital Forensics, Certified Governance, Risk, and Compliance, A+, and IT Fundamentals+.
A partnership with Rowan University is under development.
Cyber-Information Security, an Option to the Associate in Science in Computer Science
The Cyber/Information Security option to the A.S. in Computer Science is designed for those who major in computer science with plans to be in the information security field. This degree is a broad program of study that covers basics of cyber security and focuses on information security.
Cyber-Information Security, an Option to the Associate in Science in Computer Science
The Cyber/Information Security option to the A.S. in Computer Science is designed for those who major in computer science with plans to be in the information security field. This degree is a broad program of study that covers basics of cyber security and focuses on information security.
Faculty Biography
Dr. Olufemi Ajimoko has over ten years of Cybersecurity experience and holds the following industry certifications: CISSP, CCNP, CISM, and PMP.
Contact Dr. Ajimoko at oajimoko@ocean.edu or 732 255 0400 x2119.
(732) 255-0482