Required Courses

• CSC 104 - Computer Science Fundamentals (I) Credits: 3
• CSC 109 - Introduction to Programming Credits: 3
• CSC 140 - Introduction to Networking Credits: 3
• CSC 141 - Information Security Fundamentals Credits: 3
• CSC 151 - Introduction to Computer Forensics and Investigations Credits: 3
• CSC 156 - Windows Server Credits: 3
• CSC 225 - Tactical Perimeter Defense Credits: 3
• CSC 235 - Strategic Infrastructure Security Credits: 3
• CSC 266 - Routing and Switching I Credits: 4

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:

• Demonstrate proficiency in a programming language
• Configure and secure Windows and Unix/Linux server and clients, routers, firewalls, email, networks, and other network security appliances and software
• Recognize networking standards, protocols, and the OSI model
• Identify and describe security measures for different types of network attacks, operating systems, software, databases, websites, social engineering and physical security
• Apply computer forensics, data acquisition, analysis, tools, and crime scene investigation and documentation requirements for corporate or legal testimony
• Explain the function of cryptography and encryption to secure data, public key infrastructure, hashing, and digital signatures along with other data protection techniques
• Create an effective security policy and disaster recovery plan, addressing business requirements related to confidentiality, integrity and availability