Graduated with Honors

Digital Forensics

Master of Science

GPA 3.97

05/2023

The Digital Forensics MS degree offers an intensive and specialized curriculum of 30 credit hours, building upon the foundational knowledge gained at the bachelor’s level. The program equips students with the necessary expertise to excel as examiners in digital forensics.

CIS 6206 e-Discovery

Introduce legal and practical issues regarding electronic discovery, including legal requirements, technical solutions, and practical aspects.

CIS 6386 OS & FS Forensics

In-depth coverage of computer forensics-related issues associated with multiple operating systems, multiple file systems, and applications

CGS 5131 Seizure & Examination of Computer Systems

Fundamentals for criminal investigation and legal issues regarding seizure and chain of custody.

CIS 6207 The Practice of Digital Forensics

Application of digital scientific techniques to solve information assurance, forensic and legal problems during a civil or criminal investigation.

IT Networking – Cybersecurity

Bachelor of Applied Science

GPA 3.91

06/2021

Whatcom’s BAS degree in IT Networking – Cybersecurity includes courses on security topics, embedded certificates of proficiency in cloud computing, industrial control systems (SCADA), mobile technologies, and web development. Recognized by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance / Cyber Defense 2-year education (CAE2Y).

CIS 305 Cloud computing I

Analyze and apply the various technologies and services that enable cloud computing, interpret different types of cloud computing models, and analyze the security and legal issues associated with cloud computing.

CIS 306 Enterprise Linux

In-depth coverage to install, administer, configure, upgrade, and secure a Linux system in enterprise environments.

CIS 308 Mobile and Wireless Technologies

Fundamentals about mobile technologies' hardware, communications, management, and programming environments.

CIS 499 Capstone

Capstone project to apply all concepts taught in the IT networking BAS program and develop additional expertise and knowledge through an approved industry-focused project.

Cybersecurity

Associate in Applied Science - Transfer

GPA 3.85

06/2019

Whatcom’s AAS-T degree in Cybersecurity includes courses on network security and networking courses that prepare me for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) industry certification.

CIS 106 Open Source Operating Systems

Fundamental management of open source systems from the command line, user administration, file permissions, software configuration, and management of clients.

CIS 116 Virtualization

Implementing virtualization techniques and technologies with various virtualization programs (e.g., VMware).

CIS 236 Cisco Networking I

Introduction to the fundamentals of networking, including an introduction to the OSI and TCP/IP network models and IP addressing and sub-netting.

CIS 214 Network Security I

Network security fundamentals including defining a security policy, attack methods, intrusion detection, firewalls, identifying risks, and securing networks.