Ph.D. in Information Science and Technology, Pennsylvania State University, University Park

Room CBT 136
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Chicago, IL 60625
United States

J.D. (Honors), Dr. Ambedkar Law University
LL.M Dispute Resolution, University of South Wales

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5500 North St. Louis Avenue
Chicago, IL 60625
United States

The Computing Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (CAHSI) was formed in 2004 as a grassroots effort. Our vision is that by 2030, Hispanics will represent 20% or more of those who earn credentials in computing in our nation. CAHSI’s mission is to grow and sustain a networked community committed to recruiting, retaining, and advancing the progress of Hispanics in computing.

CAHSI@NEIU

Core Purpose

The core purpose of CAHSI@NEIU is to develop and sustain a community of strategic partnerships and efforts with a significant impact in accelerating the capacity of faculty, students, and professionals who are or support advancement of Hispanics in computing.

Goals

• To increase and build the capacity of Hispanic students for the workforce, credentials and advanced degrees in the Chicago area.
• To support the retention and advancement of Hispanic students and faculty in computing areas as well as develop support structures.
• To develop and sustain competitive academic and professional programs as well as research experiences for Hispanics in Chicago.

Join

Joining CAHSI@NEIU requires a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between institutions and organizations that support our core purpose and contribute to CAHSI.

Individual Members

Become a member of CAHSI by supporting our core purpose and by becoming any of the following:

• Advocate: Promote our efforts and signature practices
• Partner: Provide resources or expertise implementing our goals and purpose.
• Volunteer: Support during events and presentations

For information on how to become a member please contact Graciela Perera at cscahsi@neiu.edu.

La Computing Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (CAHSI) se formó en 2004 como un esfuerzo colectivo entre diferentes departamentos de computación. Actualmente, nuestra visión es que para 2030, los hispanos representen el 20% o más de los que obtienen credenciales en computación en nuestra nación. La misión de CAHSI es desarrollar y mantener una comunidad comprometida con el reclutamiento, la retención y el progreso de los hispanos en la computación.

CAHSI@NEIU

Propósito Principal

El propósito principal de CAHSI@NEIU es desarrollar y mantener una comunidad que amplifique los esfuerzos comunes e impacte significativamente la capacidad de los profesores, estudiantes y profesionales que apoyan el desarrollo de los hispanos en la computación.

 Metas

• Aumentar y desarrollar la capacidad de los estudiantes hispanos para la fuerza de trabajo, e incrementar la obtención de títulos de postgrado de computación en el área de Chicago.
• Apoyar la retención y el avance de los estudiantes y profesores hispanos en las áreas computación, así como también desarrollar sus estructuras de apoyo.
• Desarrollar y mantener programas académicos y profesionales competitivos, así como también promover experiencias de investigación en computación para los hispanos de Chicago.

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Unirse a CAHSI@NEIU requiere un Memorando de Entendimiento (MDE) entre instituciones y organizaciones que apoyan nuestro propósito principal y contribuyen a CAHSI.

Membresía Individual

Hazte miembro de CAHSI apoyando nuestros esfuerzos y convirtiéndote en cualquiera de los siguientes:

• Defensor: Promover nuestros esfuerzos y prácticas
• Asociado: Aportar recursos o experiencia para poner en práctica nuestras metas y propósitos.
• Voluntaria o voluntario: Apoyo durante eventos y presentaciones

Para más información sobre cómo hacerse miembro, póngase en contacto con Graciela Perera (cscahsi@neiu.edu).

Northeastern's Department of Computer Science offers programs at the undergraduate and graduate level. Take a look at the programs below and see which one fits your interests. If you're interested in learning more, stop by the College of Business and Technology in CBT 184 or email computer-science@neiu.edu.

Undergraduate Programs

• Computer Science, B.S. 
• Cybersecurity, B.S. 
• Information Technology, B.S. 
• Computer Science, Minor 
• Cybersecurity, Minor 
• Information Technology, Minor 

Graduate Programs

• Computer Science, M.S. 
• Computer Science Endorsement

The Cybersecurity minor is designed to provide students with fundamental and advanced knowledge in several subfields of cybersecurity, including network security, cryptography, application security, internet security, penetration testing, security and network operations analysis. 

Students must have officially declared a major.

Upon the completion of the Cybersecurity minor, students will:

• Acquire fundamental knowledge that prepares them to pass well-recognized certifications such as CompTIA Security+ and Network+
• Acquire domain-specific security knowledge, such as application security and software development security to ensure their success in other IT fields
• Build solid hands-on knowledge and skills through developing and testing real-world security and networking scenarios and attacks
• Participate in research projects under the guidance of skilled faculty members to cultivate critical thinking skills and prepare them for post-graduate studies

The Cybersecurity minor can lead students to the following career paths and more:

• Network administrator
• Security operations center (SOC) analyst – level 1
• Network operations center (NOC) analyst – level 1
• Junior black box penetration tester 

For more detailed career information, visit the U.S. Department of Labor .

Take a closer look at the Cybersecurity minor and the courses offered toward the program. 

If you are interested in the program or have questions, please contact Computer Science at (773) 442-4720.

Computer Science Homepage

ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï is home to students from all corners of the world and is one of the most ethnically diverse universities in the nation. Our small class sizes, flexible schedules and dedicated faculty can help you succeed in your studies. 

We offer an education with value. 

The Information Technology minor equips students with theoretical and hands-on skills in programming, networking, software engineering and databases. These skills can lead to programming jobs, networking positions, IT positions and more. 

Student must have officially declared a major.

The Information Technology (IT) minor is designed to provide students with a practical set of courses focused on information technology that can supplement their major. Our program features a diverse array of courses that span a broad spectrum of IT topics, providing students with a robust foundation in this field. With a focus on flexibility, students have the freedom to tailor their own unique pathway within the minor, aligning it with their specific interests and career goals. 

Furthermore, our commitment to providing small class sections ensures that students benefit from more personalized attention and interaction with our experienced professors.

Having an IT minor can significantly enhance students' skill set, employability and adaptability in a technology-driven world. It complements a wide range of majors and offers valuable knowledge and competencies that can benefit you both professionally and personally.

For more detailed career information, visit the U.S. Department of Labor .

Take a closer look at the Information Technology minor and the courses offered toward the program.

If you are interested in the program or have questions, please contact Computer Science at (773) 442-4720.

Computer Science Homepage

ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï is home to students from all corners of the world and is one of the most ethnically diverse universities in the nation. Our small class sizes, flexible schedules and dedicated faculty can help you succeed in your studies.

We offer an education with value.

Information technology is a multifaceted domain that encompasses the management and utilization of technology to support various functions within organizations and society as a whole. It plays a pivotal role in modern-day operations and requires a deep understanding of technology concepts and practices, making it a critical enabler for organizations in today's increasingly technology-driven world.

The Information Technology major is designed to prepare students for employment involving information management, user experience design and platform technologies. It covers fundamental and advanced information technology topics to prepare graduates for joining the information technology workforce or starting and successfully completing a master’s degree in information technology or related fields. Hands-on laboratories are an essential component of the program, where students put their classroom knowledge into practice.

Graduates of the program will be prepared to join the workforce as:

• software engineers
• software developers
• web developers
• network/database administrators
• IT technicians
• IT project managers
• cybersecurity analysts

For more detailed career information, visit the U.S. Department of Labor .

Take a closer look at the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and the courses offered toward the degree.

If you are interested in the program or have questions, please contact Computer Science at (773) 442-4720.

Computer Science Homepage

ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï is home to students from all corners of the world and is one of the most ethnically diverse universities in the nation. Our small class sizes, flexible schedules and dedicated faculty can help you succeed in your studies.

We offer an education with value.

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• M.Sc. Computer Science, ÌìÌì³Ô¹Ï, Chicago
• B.Sc. Electrical Engineering, Al-Mustansiriyah University, Iraq

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5500 North St. Louis Avenue
Chicago, IL 60625
United States