Network Bundle - Logistics
Program Details
- Overview
- Admissions
- Academics
- What You'll Learn
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A 3-course overview of cybersecurity, focusing on Network in the Logistics Industry. This virtual, asynchronous program offers in-depth knowledge, real-world application, and expert-guided learning.
Why Choose Louisville
Founded in 1798, the University of Louisville (UofL) is a vital ecosystem that creates thriving futures for students, community and beyond. Recognized by the Carnegie Foundation as both a Research 1 and a Community Engaged university, UofL is uniquely positioned to impact lives in areas of student success and research and innovation, while dynamic connections with local and global communities provide unparalleled opportunities. Through its approach to education, innovation and connection UofL is committed to shape a better future for all.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
Curriculum
Curriculum Details
Sample courses include:
Network Foundations
This course discusses the foundations of computer networks. The course participant will learn about the network architecture including the OSI model and the layering concept. The TCP/IP protocol stack layers will be discussed. Participants will learn about physical layer concepts including communication media, multiplexing, and switching, data link layer concepts and protocols (e.g., MAC protocols for wired LANs such as Ethernet, and ARP), network layer concepts and protocols (e.g., routing and IPv4), transport layer concepts and protocols (e.g., reliable data transfer, TCP, UDP), and application layer concepts such as client-servers. The course also provides an overview of wireless networking technologies (WiFi).
Information Security
This module is designed to give students a basic competency in the principles of information security and how they relate to computing systems, particularly at the level of the operating system. Key areas of focus include fundamental security design principles, the adversarial model, data security, virtualization, viruses & malware, and operating-system specific information security concepts for both desktop and mobile systems.
Network Security
The module discusses fundamental concepts and principles of network security. The course covers basic security topics, including networking basics, network traffic signatures, cryptography, wireless networking, wireless security, firewalls, IDPSs, virtual private network, and web security.
What You'll Learn
- Kali Linux base experience
- SQL Linux base experience
- SQL Injection knowledge
- Cyber attack and prevention knowledge
- Hands on Wireshark experience
- Linux command line features