Cybersecurity, CERT

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The undergraduate certificate program in cybersecurity is a multidisciplinary program designed for Computer Science and non-Computer Science undergraduate students to gain cybersecurity knowledge and skills in order to meet the diverse requirements of cybersecurity-related positions. A student interested in this program must submit an application form, a certificate plan of study, and a current transcript. To earn the certificate, a student must complete four three-credit-hour certificate courseswith at least a C grade in each. The certificate requires one core course (COMP 320) and three elective courses.

The Elective Courses Can Be Chosen From

COMP 320 - Fundamentals of Information Assurance 3 Credit(s)
Required Core Course

Choose Four Electives from the Courses Below:
COMP 420 - Applied Network Security 3 Credit(s) or
CST 315 - Network Security for Information Technology Professionals 3 Credit(s)
COMP 422 - Information Privacy and Security 3 Credit(s)
COMP 423 - Web Security 3 Credit(s)
ISEN 380 - Information Technology for Industrial and Systems Engineers 3 Credit(s)
CST 326 - Database Security 3 Credit(s)
ECEN 452 - Wireless Communication Systems 3 Credit(s)
ECEN 421 - Embedded Systems Design 3 Credit(s)
ECEN 485 - Selected Topics in Engineering 3 Credit(s)
CRJS 485 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice (formerly CRJS 506) 3 Credit(s)