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About
Nexus at University of Michigan Engineering Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp is a 430-hour online cybersecurity bootcamp offered by the University of Michigan.
In the 30-hour Introductory course, students learn the fundamentals of networking and, at the end of this introductory course, students take a summary exam and assessment to determine their future in the program. Bootcamp students who continue forward in the program will learn Windows Server 2012, how to manage DNS and DHCP servers, and how to configure security servers. Students learn cloud security, Linux security, network security, and cyber infrastructure and technology, including how to work with Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) solutions with an emphasis on Splunk, and more.
The bootcamp is open to people of any professional or educational background, regardless of whether or not they are a current college student. Applicants do not need to have any prior cybersecurity or technical background or experience. The program was built for working professionals, and weekend course schedules are available. Career services are included as part of the bootcamp. Students receive interview coaching, assistance with resume planning and LinkedIn profile building, professional networking, and career path advising. Bootcamp students also receive internship placement assistance.
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Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp
ApplyStart Date None scheduled Cost $16,000 Class size N/A Location Online Nexus at University of Michigan Engineering Cybersecurity Bootcamp is a 430-hour online course. The program was built for working professionals, and weekend course schedules are available. Career services are included as part of the bootcamp. In the 30-hour Introductory course, students learn Blue Team Tactics, fundamentals of networking, Linux and Windows operating systems, and the cyber attack cycle. At the end of this introductory course, students take a summary exam and assessment to determine their future in the program. Bootcamp students who continue forward in the program will learn Windows Server 2012, how to manage DNS and DHCP servers, and how to configure security servers. Students learn cloud security, Linux security, network security, and cyber infrastructure and technology, including how to work with Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) solutions with an emphasis on Splunk. Students learn Python and Offensive Security (ethical hacking). Students also learn incident response and threat hunting procedures, including machine learning and user behavior analytics. Students are taught how to secure IoT devices with an emphasis on the automotive and mobility industries. Students learn how to work with physical hardware and build a simple project with the Arduino platform to understand the basics of Arduino and hardware security.Financing
Deposit N/A Tuition Plans Students enroll in an Introductory Course that is $500 in total. If you decide to continue on to the extended program, the cost will be $15,500. Getting in
Minimum Skill Level The bootcamp is open to people of any professional or educational background, regardless of whether or not they are a current college student. Applicants do not need to have any prior cybersecurity or technical background or experience. Prep Work A 30-hour introductory course where students get a preview of what a career in the cybersecurity field would be like. Placement Test No Interview No
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Nexus at University of Michigan Engineering Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp Reviews
- Is It Worth Going?- 9/7/2021Nathan • Student • Course: Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp • Campus: OnlineThe professor Steven Romero is a good person but a terrible teacher. He's enthusiastic about the material but will go on speaking about his job or some other random crap for at least 30 min at a time, Half the labs did not work, resulting in us having to spend 30+ min extra on labs just to troubleshoot them. They had the same instructor teach 3 sections in a row, where as they advertise different experts for each section. After all this was brought to the attention of the directors of the program I was denied a refund despite clearly not getting what I was paying for nor what was advertised. This program does have a few good professors, but the experience, and the cost of $16,000 is not worth it, especially when no certification test are offered or included in the cost to go.
Response From: NEXUS AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ENGINEERING CYBERSECURITY PROFESSIONAL BOOTCAMP of Nexus at University of Michigan Engineering Cybersecurity Professional Bootcamp
Title: Community SpecialistFriday, Oct 08 2021Hi Nathan, we're disheartened to learn that your experience was not a positive one as our students' satisfaction is extremely important to us. We want to assure you that what happened here is not the norm as our instructors are chosen by hand through a rigorous process of screening and evaluation to ensure their aptitude, expertise, and professionalism. We strive to create and maintain an environment in which our students learn the critical skill set that prepares them to hit the ground running when they enter the field. Your feedback is valuable in helping us improve moving forward and we will share your insight with our team for additional review.
