Career Concentration in Information Assurance - (Spring 2008)
Administered by Computer and Information Systems, College of Business
Effective Spring, 2008
This career concentration in Information Assurance addresses an important need in business today, which is the assurance of the information asset. It is open to any student in any major.
Students should have demonstrated computer competency skills consistent with the students major field and must satisfy the following requirement totaling 24/27 credits.
Required Courses:
91.220 Financial Accounting or 91.221 and 92.222 Accounting Principles
92.351 Systems Analysis and Design
92.353 Management Information Systems
92.356 Operating Systems
92.358 Data Communication Systems
94.408 Systems Security Management
91.456 Computer Forensics and Fraud Examination
One elective course is required from the following:
92.364 Fundamentals of Electronic Commerce
92.370 Ethical Issues in Information Systems (Experimental Course)
43.330 White-Collar Crime