Cyber and Homeland Security, AS (CYHM-AS)
The program provides preparation for students to obtain entry-level positions in the field of cybersecurity, homeland security and computer crime deterrence. The program provides essential skills required to gain and to maintain employment at entry level positions as computer crime investigators, computer security specialists, and federal law enforcement officers. This program combines elements of both Computer Information Systems and Criminal Justice course work to offer students an understanding the investigative nature of cybersecurity in the criminal justice realm as well as gaining technical skills in computer science, networking, and programming.
Courses
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CIS1001 — Introduction to Computers
- CIS1104 — Introduction to Operating Systems
- CIS1141 — Introduction to Management Information Systems
- CIS1143 — Project Management
- CIS1211 — Database Design I
- CIS2144 — Systems Analysis and Design
- CJS1010 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
- CJS2110 — Criminal Law I
- CJS2220 — Computer Investigation Techniques
- CJS2350 — Information Warfare and Security
- CSC2235 — Introduction to Database Design
- CST1141 — Linux System Administration
- CST1221 — Networking I
- CST2124 — Voice over IP Networking
- CST2161 — Virtualization & Cloud Computing
- CST2222 — Networking II
- CST2223 — Networking III
- CYS1101 — Practices in Security Management
- CYS2111 — Network Security
- CYS2131 — Computer Forensics & Network Intrusions
- CYS2151 — Ethical Hacking & Pen Testing I
- CYS2152 — Ethical Hacking & Pen Testing II
- ENG1010 — Composition