Computer Science Program

CS 142 : COMPUTER SCIENCE II WITH JAVA

Credits: 5

A continuation of CS& 141. Includes implementation of interfaces, modularity, data structures, file I/O algorithms and analysis, searching, sorting and recursion using the Java programming language. Emphasis on learning to develop algorithms using the principles of top-down design and step-wise refinement and modularity in object-oriented programming paradigm. Based on ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) curriculum guidelines for Computer Science II. (E)

Prerequisites

CS& 141 : COMPUTER SCIENCE I WITH JAVA

Credits: 5

Designed to meet ACM CS I objectives including “Basic programming and concepts including procedural programming (methods, parameters, return values), basic control structures (sequence, if/else, for loop, while loop), file processing, arrays and an introduction to defining objects.” (E)

Prerequisites

CSC 100 : INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE

Credits: 5

An introduction to the fundamental concepts of computer science. Topics covered include the history and theoretical foundations of computing; how modern system components function and operate; the fundamentals of computer programming; Algorithm design and evaluation; the role of the operating system in various computing platforms; the social and ethical issues of modern computing systems. (NS)

CSC 142 : COMPUTER PROGRAMMING I

Credits: 5

Learn fundamentals of object-oriented computer programming using the C# language in Microsoft Windows console mode. Emphasis is on object oriented programming techniques, basic programming instructions and the concept of a class and its properties and methods. (NS)

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CSIA 110 : INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY AND CYBERCRIME

Credits: 5

Provides an introduction to the field of Cyber Security through the analysis of technology and concepts in the field of cyber security and cybercrime. This course provides a complete introduction to the protection of business information and systems that support business process. The objective is to identify common threats and attacks, analyze the role of security techniques and architectures, explain the role of cryptography, and analyze issues related to managing security.

CSIA 185 : CYBERSECURITY I: RISKS, CONTROL AND ENCRYPTION

Credits: 5

This course explores the basic security landscape through the topics of risks, threats, control and encryption. Learn how to assess and prioritize risks with computer system, implement authentication controls and the functions of encryption/ cryptography. Course may prepare students to complete Security + certification. Course maps to CTCITC 117 Security +.

CSIA 190 : CYBERSECURITY II: SECURING THE MODERN ENTERPRISE

Credits: 5

From securing networked computers to securing the web this course provides and in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities with securing the modern enterprise. This class will include students from multiple sections.

CSIA 195 : CYBERSECURITY III: ETHICAL HACKING

Credits: 5

This course serves as an introduction into the skills, steps and concepts related to the field of penetration testing and ethical hacking. The modern penetration tester or “pen tester” relies on a specific set of skills to help secure IT infrastructure by testing defenses. This course places a heavy emphasis on the ethical issues and practices required by all professional penetration testers.

CSIA 280 : COMPUTER FORENSICS I: INTRO TO COMPUTER FORENSIC

Credits: 5

Explore the role and skillset required of the computer forensics professional investigator including an introduction to the computer investigation process, data acquisition process, crime scenes and forensics tools. This class will include students from multiple sections.

CSIA 285 : COMPUTER FORENSICS II: INVESTIGATIONS & ANALYSIS

Credits: 5

This course takes the students through techniques involved in conducting high-tech investigations. Students will explore analysis and validation, mobile device forensics, network forensics, graphics file, virtual machines, recovery and email investigations.

CSIA 290 : CYBERSECURITY CAPSTONE: COMPETITIONS

Credits: 5

The capstone course is focused on competing in cybersecurity national competitions including the CCDC or National Cyber Defense League competitions or national computer forensics competitions including SANS challenge or DC3 digital forensics challenges. This class will include students from multiple sections.

CSIA 295 : CYBERSECURITY INTERNSHIP

Credits: 1 - 5

Internship in a workplace setting of the student’s choice, based on needs and interests. Fifty-five hours per credit.

Prerequisites

CSIA 299 : INTEGRATED STUDY-HONORS

Credits: 2

In this capstone honors course, students will complete a project relevant to their career pathway and program. The project will integrate at least two Business and IT programs (Business Administration, Administrative Office Systems, Computer Applications Technology, Multimedia Communications, Cybersecurity & Computer Forensics, or Information Technology) to provide breadth and relevance to the project.

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SOCSI 101 : CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL ISSUES

Credits: 5

Introductory course to develop the analytical skills necessary to understand major developments in the contemporary world and to provide the basis for more advanced study in the field of world politics. The course deepens students’ understanding of globalization and the need for common solutions to global problems that transcend borders. Topics explored include human rights, terrorism, global inequality, the environment, population and migration, global crime and disease. This class will include students from multiple sections. (SS)