Mary Mkrtchyan is a Grand Canyon University student studying biomedical engineering. Thanks to advanced technology labs, the dedication of her professors and the support that she receives from the university’s advisors and faculty, Mary is certain that GCU is preparing her for the next chapter of her life.
Bianca Giorgi is a sophomore in the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree program at Grand Canyon University. Bianca describes the engineering program’s curriculum as challenging. After in-class lectures, students have the opportunity to perform hands-on activities, laboratories and experiments, which provides them with valuable learning experiences.
By Deborah Haralson
Faculty, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
This summer, we had a great opportunity to host a Phoenix Comicon panel on “Cyber Security in Star Wars.” While researching for the topic, we began to realize that the Empire provides numerous examples of what can go wrong (and how) here on earth when implementing business-class, enterprise-caliber security policy. Examples include:
By Al Kelly, MCIS
Faculty, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Free WiFi networks have seen an explosive growth in recent years. You can find them at your local coffee shop, restaurants and even college campuses. All your personal electronic devices have built-in wireless interfaces and they are eager to make the connection. But, is free really free? Ask the question: Who is sharing the network with you?
Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with an Emphasis in Big Data Analytics program allows students to explore the foundations that promote innovators of technology and leaders in business. The competencies and skills that students develop in this program can ready them for data-based decision-making, data mining and interpretation, pattern analysis, large-scale data processing and the creative application of software development. Offered by the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, this computer science degree can prepare you to work as a professional in big data analysis and software development. The following are some of the career options that graduates the computer science with an emphasis in big data analytics degree program often consider:
The field of engineering is exciting and dynamic. Grand Canyon University’s College of Science, Engineering and Technology proudly offers several engineering and engineering technology degrees to help you find your purpose. If you’re wondering if a career in engineering is right for you, then look for the following signs:
Heather Monthie, PhD
Assistant Dean, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Isac Artzi, PhD
Associate Professor, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Deborah Haralson
Faculty, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Romeo Farinacci, DM
Program Director, College of Science, Engineering and Technology
The Cipher Avengers STEM Summer Camp for high school juniors and seniors was a great success! During the four-day camp, students met with Grand Canyon University faculty and students to learn more about computer science and cybersecurity topics including cryptography, steganography, programming in Python and more.
Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Technology can provide you with the ideal educational foundation for a career in the growing field of information technology. Some of the areas covered in this IT degree program include networking, security and management, information assurance, platform technologies, cloud computing, data centers and programming fundamentals. By developing your skills in these areas, you can prepare yourself for a successful career in information technology. Read on to learn about career options to consider as a graduate of GCU’s IT degree program:
Mark your calendars! The College of Science, Engineering and Technology is excited to announce a brand new technology speaker series for the 2017-2018 academic year. This series will feature dynamic technology professionals discussing topics relevant to the field, including current issues in security and cloud computing. There will also be speakers offering advice to help get students career-ready, with topics such as planning your technology career, internships and more!
Are you interested in working in the dynamic field of cyber security? If so, then Grand Canyon University’s new degree program may offer you the ideal educational foundation to pursue your career goals. Offered through the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, our Master of Science in Cyber Security program focuses on different areas of cyber security and helps students develop the skills that they need to understand cyber warfare and cyber defense. This, along with training in the use of techniques for penetration testing, digital forensics and vulnerability assessment, helps ready students to protect an organization’s data, processes, systems and people. Continue reading to learn more about what to expect from the Master of Science in Cyber Security program:
