Secure Communications Research Group
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Secure and reliable communications are a cornerstone of modern military operations! The Department of Applied Mathematics at the Naval Postgraduate School has a long and successful track record of educating officers in this highly technical and operationally critical discipline. We currently offer a graduate certificate in Secure Communications, as well as MS and PhD degrees with concentrations in Cryptology and Coding & Information Theory. Many of our alumni have gone on to serve in key operational and technical assignments within their respective services and the National Security Agency.
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Secure Communications Program
Courses typically taken by students in the Secure Communications Research Group include:
MA3025 - Logic and Discrete Mathematics
MA3560 - Applied Modern Algebra and Number Theory
MA4026 - Combinatorial Mathematics
MA4027 - Graph Theory and Applications
MA4261 - Distributed Scientific Computing
MA4404 - Structure and Analysis of Complex Networks
MA4560 - Coding and Information Theory
MA4570 - Cryptography - Foundations and Practice
MA4550 - Combinatorial and Cryptographic Properties of Boolean Functions
