Bachelor of Science:
Computer Information Systems
Concentration in Computer Security and Computer Forensics
Effective Spring 2009 - CIS courses are offered in the evening only.  

Computer systems and networks have become a critical resource for businesses of all sizes. The effectiveness of both internal operations and interaction with clients and vendors depends on secure and reliable access to the computer resources of the organization. Computer Information Systems students with a concentration in Computer Security and Forensics acquire the skills to protect information resources against loss and damage. They learn to monitor and analyze computing resources to prevent, detect, and address intrusions and other unauthorized uses. Typical entry level jobs include Computer Systems Analysis, Computer Security Specialists, Computer Operators, and Quality Assurance Analysts.

Suggested sequence of courses:

Minimum credits required: 136 - 139