CYS401, Cybersecurity Fundamentals
A course hub organising four modules — threat landscape, the CIA triad, access control, and protection mechanisms — into a guided path.
Visit website ↗Websites for people with something to share — portfolios, course hubs, project documentation, and event pages, each built as a clear digital experience.
PERSONAL PRESENCE · COURSE HUBS · DOCUMENTATION · EVENT HUBSA course hub organising four modules — threat landscape, the CIA triad, access control, and protection mechanisms — into a guided path.
Visit website ↗Project documentation for the National Employment & Skill Matching Platform, carried from planning through delivery.
Visit website ↗A structured showcase analysing the ethical, social, and sustainability implications of AI and expert systems.
Visit website ↗Registration, challenge tracks, and participant resources for a three-hour capture-the-flag competition.
Visit website ↗A competition hub for ACM and PSU’s College of Computer & Information Sciences, covering three workshop days and the final build-off.
Visit website ↗Architecture documentation for the Intaliq platform, organised across the 4+1 view model with quality attributes and design patterns.
Visit website ↗A chapter archive documenting PSU ACM’s programming competitions, cybersecurity events, workshops, and history.
Visit website ↗A two-phase operating systems study measuring process and thread parallelism, with an interactive thread lab and scaling charts.
Visit website ↗Requirements engineering for Sillah, a family cardiac-health platform, from stakeholder interviews to use cases and prioritised requirements.
Visit website ↗A database project documented phase by phase, from the EER model and relational schema to SQL and the finished full-stack application.
Visit website ↗A personal engineering portfolio bringing software projects, cybersecurity labs, and coursework into one navigable home.
Visit website ↗The illustrations above show each project’s structure. Open a website to explore the live design. Portfolio examples include personal, academic, and client work. Blueprint’s service is the website and documentation; any underlying applications are separate.
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