Cyber Security Bachelor's Degree Program

• ITE 102: Introduction to Computer Science 3 credits
  or
  ITE 101: Management Information Systems 3 credits
• ITE 220: Networking and Data Communications 3 credits
• ITE 145: Fundamentals of Information Systems Security 3 credits
• CSS 146: Legal Issues in Information Security 3 credits
• CSS 230: Managing Risk in Information Systems 3 credits
• CSS 245: Security Policies & Implementation 3 credits
• CSS 345: Auditing IT Infrastructure for Compliance 3 credits
• CSS 346: Access Controls, Authentication and PKI 3 credits
• CSS 435: Fundamentals of Network Security 3 credits
• CSS 436: Systems Forensics, Investigations and Response 3 credits
• CSS 437: Hacker Techniques, Tools and Incident Handling 3 credits
• CSS 438: Security Strategies for Web Apps and Social Networking 3 credits
• Please choose two of the following: 6 credits
  CSS 347: Security Strategies in Windows OS/Applications
  CSS 348: Security Strategies in Linux OS/Applications
  CSS 448: Cyberwarfare
• CSS 490: Capstone 3 credits
• Total45 credits

Student Learning Outcomes

Students who graduate with a major in Cyber Security will be able to:

1. Explain the landscape, key terms, and concepts related to the many layers of information systems security.
2. Explore and explain the fields in digital forensics and cyber policy analysis.
3. Create policies and standard operating procedures for organizations that are ethically, morally, and legally sound while recognizing ethical dilemmas and social responsibilities.
4. Identify and critically assess issues and concepts related to the protection of information and information systems.
5. Use risk management principles to assess threats, vulnerabilities, countermeasures and impact contributions at risk in information systems.
6. Illustrate and explain fundamental architectures of networks and the Internet, as well as their underlying principles.