
The Security Computing Certificate will teach students how to apply the Python programming language to solve cybersecurity problems and conduct digital investigations.
Using the Python programming language, you will solve cybersecurity problems and conduct digital investigations. Upon completion of the certificate, you will be able to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses associated with the use of automated tools to solve complex security-related problems. You will also be able to create and use Python-based algorithmic solutions and apply existing Python libraries to support common security-related tasks.
Declaration or Application Process
A certificate can be completed as a stand-alone program or alongside an undergraduate degree. There are no additional application requirements for the Games and Simulation Certificate.
If you are a current University of Arizona student, you may declare your certificate here:
If you are not a current U of A student, you can apply for admission as a certificate-seeking student.
Games and Simulation is available via main campus and Arizona Online.
Students must meet the same general University of Arizona admissions criteria as degree-seeking students. The requirements and expectations are the same as a first-year, transfer or readmit student depending on what admit type a student is (first-year, transfer or readmit). Students have to fill out the application fully and submit all required transcripts and requested materials. Certificate seeking students (as in Certificate seeking only, not as part of a degree) are not eligible for merit aid or financial aid and if they apply as degree-seeking in the future, they are considered "readmits."
Requirements
Courses
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Required Courses
- Complete at least 6 of the following Courses:
Security Computing Certificate Completion Requirements
A minimum of 18 units are required in the certificate: