Cybersecurity Minor

(1)

Required Courses:

• COSC 110 - Problem Solving and Structured Programming Credits: 3 (2)

• or

• Controlled Elective (see below)
• COSC 216 - Introduction to Cybersecurity Credits: 3 (3)
• COSC 345 - Computer Networks Credits: 3 (4)

• or

• COSC 352 - LAN Design and Installation Credits: 3

• or

• IFMG 352 - LAN Design and Installation Credits: 3
• CRIM 101 - Crime and Justice Systems Credits: 3 (5)

• or

• CRIM 102 - Survey of Criminology Credits: 3 (5)

• or

• Controlled Elective (see below)
• CRIM 321 - Cybersecurity and Loss Prevention Credits: 3

• or

• CRIM 323 - Cybersecurity and the Law Credits: 3

Controlled Electives:

Select at least 3cr from the following:

• COSC 341 - Introduction to Database Management Systems Credits: 3
• COSC 356 - Network Security Credits: 3
• COSC 362 - Unix Systems Credits: 3
• COSC 427 - Introduction to Cryptography Credits: 3
• COSC 429 - Digital Forensics Credits: 3
• COSC 430 - Introduction to Systems Programming Credits: 3
• COSC 432 - Introduction to Operating Systems Credits: 3
• COSC 454 - Information Assurance Administration Credits: 3
• CRIM 321 - Cybersecurity and Loss Prevention Credits: 3
• CRIM 323 - Cybersecurity and the Law Credits: 3
• CRIM 401 - Contemporary Issues in Criminology Credits: 3
• CRIM 403 - Dilemmas in Criminology and Criminal Justice Credits: 3

Total Minor Requirements: 18

(1) At most 6cr of a student’s major can be counted towards both the major and minor. Computer Science/Cybersecurity students are not eligible to take this minor; instead, they must take a Criminology minor.

(2) Students with COSC 110  (or equivalent such as IFMG 210  ) as part of their major must take 3 credits from the controlled elective list.

(3) Computer science majors cannot count COSC 216  for both their major and minor.

(4) Computer Science majors cannot count COSC 352  or IFMG 352 . Computer Science majors must take COSC 345 .

(5) Criminology majors must take 3 credits from the controlled elective list.

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