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'This stuff is moving so quickly': Utah Tech leaders discuss AI, unveil new cybersecurity degree

2025-08-18 03:31:37 英文原文

作者:Nick Fiala

Utah Tech University provost Michael Lacourse speaks at the school's Fall Academic Convocation, Monday. Part of the convocation focused on artificial intelligence and how to best use it.

Utah Tech University provost Michael Lacourse speaks at the school's Fall Academic Convocation, Monday. Part of the convocation focused on artificial intelligence and how to best use it. (Nick Fiala, St. George News)

ST. GEORGE — Utah Tech University spent part of its recent Fall Academic Convocation discussing the evolving use of artificial intelligence in both business and academia and how best to implement it in the future.

The university also announced on Wednesday that it will be launching a new program this fall for students to acquire a bachelor of science degree in cybersecurity.

The new cybersecurity degree will reportedly offer coursework in areas including ethical hacking, cloud and IoT security, cyber law and infrastructure defense. The university added that the program anticipates enrolling 35 students by its third year. "IoT" refers to "Internet of Things," meaning devices equipped to exchange data over the internet.

The related programs will focus on protecting infrastructure — including power plants, water systems and manufacturing facilities and systems — which the university said are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Read the full article at St. George News.

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