CMJ 385 Digital Evidence and Forensic Investigations
Examine digital forensics relating to both civil and criminal investigations.

CMJ 440 Cybercrime and Information Warfare
Study the growing problems of crime, terrorism and information warfare being committed using computer technology.

CMJ 447 Information Security
Examine various ways in which individuals and corporations can secure their information.

CSS 210 Introduction to Cybersecurity
Explore varying principles of systems-level information security management that are employed to achieve secure solutions.

CSS 310 Cybersecurity Law & Ethics
Analyze laws and policies dealing with cybercrime, cyber warfare and privacy.

CSS 324 Cybersecurity & Internet Architecture
Learn study technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, computers, programs, and data from attacks.

CSS 325 Cyber Attacks and Defenses
Gain insight on common cyber-attacks and the techniques for identifying, detecting and defending against cybersecurity threats.

CSS 401 Encryption Techniques
Explore the development of cryptography and cryptanalysis, as well as methods used to defeat it.

CSS 410 Social Engineering
Understand what targeted information is, and how e-mails, voice messages, or even in person visits masquerade as a legitimate, trusted source.

CSS 420 Critical Infrastructures
Examine critical infrastructures identified by the Department of Homeland Security, and explore ways to manage risk and enhance security.

CSS 440 Cloud Security
Learn what Cloud Computing storage is and how to protect information stored via the Cloud.

CSS 490 Cybersecurity Capstone
Integrate learning experiences acquired throughout the BS in Cybersecurity program, while evaluating current and future topics relevant to this major.

MIS 100 Cloud Computing
Analyze the theory of online business, simulations and other pedagogical implications while considering the different implications of Web 2.0 in a business sense.

MIS 225 Database Management Systems
Develop application programs in the database environment including models of data, file organization, and data structure.

MIS 250 Networking
Explore the features of centralized, decentralized, and distributed systems with emphasis placed on LAN (Local Area Network) technologies.

MIS 350 Project Management
Examine knowledge sets, skills, and tools of project management and how project management contributes to strategic goals of an organization.

MIS 425 Enterprise Systems
Analyze the managerial applications of Internet technology for a successful Web-based competitive organization.

MIS 450 Systems Analysis
Study the methods for structured analysis and design of Information Systems including data definition, flow charting, data flows and more.