Example course layout for B.I. in Computer Security
* – course offered during Summer Semester
** – course only offered that semester or if taken off sequence may cause time conflicts
# – course doesn’t apply to degree credits
Begin by taking a math placement exam. If placed in College Algebra, course distribution will look similar to the following.
Fall Semester (16 Credit Hours) |
*CS 1150 Principles of Computer Science |
*ENGL 1310 Rhetoric & Writing 1 |
ENTP 1000 Intro to Entrepreneurship |
#MATH 1040 College Algebra |
GPS 1010 Freshman Seminar |
Spring Semester (16 Credit Hours) |
*CS 1450 Data Structures & Algorithms |
*CS 2060 Programming with C |
**INOV 1010 The Innovation Process |
#MATH 1050 Elementary Functions of Calculus |
Cross Discipline Core Course |
Fall Semester (19 Credit Hours) |
CS 2080 Programming in UNIX |
CS 2160 Computer Organization & Assembly Language Programming |
**BLAW 2010 Business & Intellectual Property Law |
**CS 2300 Computational Linear Algebra |
MATH 1350 Calculus I |
Science (PES, Chem/Bio) with lab |
Spring Semester (20 Credit Hours) |
CS 3060 Objected-Orientated Programming Using C++ OR CS 3020 Advanced Object Tech Using C#/.NET |
**INOV 2100 Tech Writing, Proposals & Presentations |
INOV 2010 Innovation Team: Analyze & Report |
**CS 3910 System Administration & Security |
*MATH 2150 Discrete Math |
Science (PES, Chem/Bio) with lab |
Fall Semester (15 Credit Hours) |
PAD 3400 Public Administration & Homeland Security |
INOV 3010 Innovation Team: Research & Execute |
Cross Discipline Core Course |
*Upper Division Open Elective (3000+) |
*Open Elective |
Spring Semester (17 Credit Hours) |
**CS 3300 Software Engineering |
**CS 4200 Computer Architecture 1 |
**CS 4220 Computer Networks |
**ECE 3610 Engineering Probability & Stats OR*QUAN 2010 Business Statistics |
Cross Discipline Core Course |
Cross Discipline Core Course |
Fall Semester (15 Credit Hours) |
**CS 4500 Operating Systems 1 |
**CS 4910 Fundamental of Computer/Network Security |
*Open Elective |
Cross Discipline Core Course |
INOV 4010 Innovation Team: Design & Lead |
Spring Semester (16 Credit Hours) |
**CS 4920 Applied Cryptography |
CS 3050 Social & Ethical Implications of Computing |
CS 4950 (homeland Security) or CS4940 (Ethical Hacking) |
**ENTP 4500 Entrepreneurship & Strategy |
Computer Security Elective Course |
Computer Security Elective Course |
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