Bachelor of Science - Cybersecurity

Bachelor of Science - Cybersecurity

Course	Title	CYSCB1	CYSCB2	CYSCB3	CYSCB4	CYSCB5	CYSCB6	CYSCB7	CYSCB8	ILO1	ILO2	ILO4	ILO5
ENG220	Research Writing: Exploring Professional Identities	X								X			X
ISEC300	Information Assurance		X										X
ISEC325	Communication & Network Security			X							X		X
ISEC350	Security Risk Management				X						X	X	X
ISEC375	Digital Forensics & Incident Response						X				X		X
ISEC400	Software Development Security					X					X		X
ISEC475	Security Engineering & Assessment							X			X		X
ISEC495	Cyber Security Capstone	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X

Institution Learning Outcomes

ILO1	Communication: Communicate professionally using a variety of modalities (written, spoken, and technological).
ILO2	Critical Thinking: Analyze and evaluate information to make reasoned arguments and solve problems.
ILO4	Ethics: Analyze and evaluate complex issues and situations to make informed ethical decisions.
ILO5	Disciplinary Expertise

Program Learning Outcomes

CYSCB1	Communicate effectively for a range of purposes and audiences
CYSCB2	Describe the breadth of the information security field and its impact on business
CYSCB3	Employ firewalls, VPNs, and stateful packet inspection techniques to harden networks.
CYSCB4	Identify and analyze, determine impacts, and develop plans to mitigate security risks.
CYSCB5	Identify and correct programming and software architecture mistakes that lead to application security vulnerabilities
CYSCB6	Identify, acquire, analyze, and report on evidence gathered from cyber intrusions and incidents using appropriate legal and ethical procedures
CYSCB7	Develop a consistent and strategic balance among business needs, security policy, industry and regulatory standards, and technology for overall information security architecture
CYSCB8	Be prepared to compete successfully in securing employment or progressing in their chosen field.