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Network Computer Security
This program is structured to develop highly skilled professionals who have the knowledge and practical skills to keep networks, computer systems, and information assets secure and analyze, assess, anticipate and prevent malicious intrusions as well as react o the intrusions of information networks and systems.

Program Requirements

Number	Title
First Semester
CIT 110S	Personal Computer Applications1	3
COM 120S	Effective Communication OR	3
COM 121S	Fundamentals of Communication
ENG 121S	Composition I	3
CIT 211S	Operating Systems Concepts	3
CIT 214S	Networking Essentials	3
		15
Second Semester
	Social/Behavioral Science Elective2	3
CIT 215S	Microcomputer Hardware	3
CSC 110S	Networks and Layers3	4
CSC 111S	Router Use3	4
MTH 125S	General Statistics OR	3-5
MTH 122S	College Algebra
		17-19
Third Semester
CIT 242S	Computer Forensics Essentials	3
MKT 218S	Customer Service	1
CSC 130S	Virtual LANs3	4
CSC 131S	Wide Area Networking3	4
CSC 117S	Fundamentals of Wireless LANs	4
CIT 237S	Computer Security Essentials	3
		19
Fourth Semester
PHI 123S	Introduction to Ethics	3
CIT 290 S	Systems & Networking Security Design OR	3
CIT 291L	Internship Experience AND
CIT 291R	Internship Seminar
CSC 116S	Fundamentals of Network Security	4
CIT 238S	System Vulnerabilities and Security	3
CIT 243S	Advanced Computer Forensics	3
		16
	Total credits	67-69

NOTE: Students who cannot demonstrate basic computer skills must take CIT 110 before entering this program.

¹Or CIT 101S and any combination chosen from CIT 100S, CIT 102S, CIT 103S, CIT 104S or NET 100S.

²Refer to AAB general education requirements.

³For those pursuing Cisco's CCNP certification, choose from CSC 150S, SCS 151S, CSC 171S