Program:
Cyber Criminology and Cyber Security - Graduate Certificate
Award Type:
Graduate Certificate Program
College:
College of Social Science
Relevant Excerpt(s) from Academic Programs:
Department:
School of Criminal Justice
Excerpt from the official Academic Programs Catalog:
Listed below are the approved requirements for the program from the official Academic Programs Catalog.
Students must consult their advisors to learn which specific requirements apply to their degree programs.
College of Social Science
School of Criminal Justice
Graduate Study
Cyber Criminology and Cyber Security - Graduate Certificate
The Graduate Certificate in Cyber Criminology and Cyber Security is designed to provide graduates the knowledge of cybercrime/cyberterrorism, the understanding of basic principles of cybersecurity, and digital forensics skills to prepare individuals for successful careers in the fields of digital forensics, law enforcement investigations, cyber security, or intelligence analysis, whether in government or the private sector. Students leave the program with ability to understand and identify the range of cybercrimes that occur, as well as the facilitating role of technology in myriad real world offenses, and will be able to identify the basic system and network structures that support the Internet and online communications, and understand and communicate basic cybersecurity strategies in practice in various organizations. Students will be able to utilize forensic techniques to appropriately seize and analyze digital forensic evidence from devices to yield digital evidence.
Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Cyber Criminology and Cyber Security
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| Students must complete 15 credits from all of the following courses: |
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| CJ |
872 |
Open Source Information Analysis |
3 |
| CJ |
874 |
Cybercrime, Deviance and Virtual Society |
3 |
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875 |
Digital Forensic Investigations |
3 |
| CJ |
876 |
Data Systems/Infrastructure |
3 |
| CJ |
877 |
Cyber Terror and Cyber Warfare |
3 |