Bachelor of Science Degree in Cyber and

Requirements

1. CTIS 290

   Internship. 1-8

   As published: “Internship”

   or: CTIS 390 Internship
   1-8
2. CTIS 320

   Seminar in Cyber Security. 3. This course focuses on ethical issues faced by security professionals, including those related to networks, intellectual property, privacy, security, reliability, liability, data collection and storage, and relevant current laws. This seminar examines the ethics of cyber security technologies and relevant current laws, in terms of the often-competing priorities of governments, corporations and citizens. This seminar also covers the professionalism for cyber and network security administrators such as job searching, interviewing skills and resume building. These topics are covered through readings, video/ multimedia, writings, discussions and presentations.Prerequisite: CTIS/JPS 221

   As published: “Seminar in Cyber Security”
   2
3. CTIS 321

   Operating Systems. 4. Evaluation of computer operating systems and their basic organization. Includes concurrent programming and synchronization techniques such as locks, barriers, semaphores and monitors. Addresses message passing, memory management, interrupts and file systems. Students will examine the coding used to implement the algorithms and learn to modify these structures to satisfy the specific requirements of a project.Prerequisite: CTIS 210 or CTIS 221

   As published: “Operating Systems”
   4
4. CTIS 322

   Networking Computers. 4. In-depth exposure to the terms, concepts and configurations that have historically been, are currently being, and may in the future be used to accomplish inter-computer communication. Lab exercises focus on the installation of operating systems and configuration of their networking components, design and construction of examples of computer networks, and experimentation with performance and configuration of those networks.Prerequisite: CTIS 321

   As published: “Networking Computers”
   4
5. CTIS 370

   Cyber and Network Security. 4. The objective of this course is to build on the fundamental concepts of cyber and network security. Students will experience multiple cyber security technologies, processes, and procedures; learn how to analyze the threats, vulnerabilities and risks present in these environments; and develop appropriate strategies to mitigate potential cyber security problems. Topics include security risk assessment and management; policies, procedures and guidelines for information security plans; IT security controls and technologies, security standards, compliance, and cyber laws; IT auditing; cyber insurance strategies; and emerging trends.Prerequisite: CTIS/JPS 221

   As published: “Cyber and Network Security”
   4
6. CTIS 371

   Computer Forensics. 4. This course introduces students to the techniques and tools of computer forensics investigations specifically designed for analyzing the Windows operating system. Students will receive step-by-step explanations on how to use a wide variety of forensic tools. Topics include registry analysis, file analysis, internet artifact analysis, volatile evidence collection, live incident response and metadata.Prerequisite: CTIS/JPS 221

   As published: “Computer Forensics”
   4
7. CTIS 471

   Advanced Cyber and Network Security. 4. This course will cover advanced network and cyber security issues and solutions. It takes an operational approach to implementing and managing effective cyber security policies in complex networked enterprises. Topics include an evaluation of security management models, security program development, risk assessment and mitigation, threat/vulnerability analysis and risk remediation, and cyber security operations. Students also will learn incident handling, business continuity planning and disaster recovery, security policy formulation and implementation (security management cycle), in addition to information-sharing, and privacy, legal, compliance, and ethical issues.Prerequisite: CTIS 370

   As published: “Advanced Cyber and Network Security”
   4
8. Select two of the following electives:

   Not resolved to a course
   8
9. BUS 402

   Business Ethics (IDS 402). 4. This seminar course addresses current ethical issues in business and frameworks for addressing them. The main objective is for each student to discover the core of their moral and ethical basis for decision-making in the workplace. The course utilizes a case-study approach to assist students in applying the principles discussed in class. Fulfills the Senior Seminar requirement for the Integrative Experience

   As published: “Business Ethics (IDS 402)”
10. CTIS 342

    Database Systems. 4. Introduction to theory and practice of enterprise-level relational database systems. Using a database engine, students will learn the principles of entity relationship modeling and normalization. By modifying a database in a project, students will learn how to create queries using SQL, triggers, stored procedures, cursors, forms and reports.Prerequisite: CTIS 210 and BUS 243 or CTIS 243

    As published: “Database Systems”
11. JPS 200

    Criminal Procedure
    1-8
12. JPS 330

    Criminal Investigation
    4
13. JPS 333

    Criminological Theory. 4

    As published: “Criminological Theory”