If this is anything like the courses I did at GT, the courses might look simple, the content might not seem deep, but the meat of the learning will be done in t

If this is anything like the courses I did at GT, the courses might look simple, the content might not seem deep, but the meat of the learning will be done in the constant onslaught of deep diving practical assignments. Applied Cryptography definitely seems like it will fit the bill here. The Energy Systems Specialization looks like it dives deeper than the other tracks, though. I agree that the credentialism is the real issue here. I wanted to go into security after graduating and couldn't find anywhere offering jobs with less than 3 years of work experience or a graduate degree, lucky if it was only a MsC requirement.