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Bachelors

Cybersecurity BS, Computer Science Emphasis

University of Missouri St. Louis
St. Louis , United States
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Computer Science | Computers & Information Technology
Discipline
Computer Science & IT
Minor
Computer and Information Sciences | Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview

The joint Interdisciplinary B.S. in Cybersecurity prepares students for high-demand roles in cybersecurity and computing. The Computer Science emphasis focuses on technical aspects of the field, including software security, computer forensics, and cryptography. The program can be completed in the evening or online, providing flexibility for working professionals. Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge to pursue careers as cybersecurity specialists, cyber defense analysts, and other entry to mid-level cybersecurity positions.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The joint Interdisciplinary B.S. in Cybersecurity is designed for students who wish to pursue high-demand work roles such as cybersecurity specialist, cyber defense analyst, cyber defense incident responder, information security analyst, vulnerability assessment analyst, security architect, among a variety of other entry to mid-level cybersecurity and computing related fields. The Computer Science emphasis focuses on more technical aspects of the field. The entire program can be completed in the evening or online.

Outline:

  • Required Core Courses (24 credit hours)
  • ENGL 3120Business Writing3
  • ENGL 3130 Technical Writing
  • CMP SCI 1250Introduction to Computing3
  • CMP SCI 2250Programming and Data Structures3
  • CMP SCI 2700Computer Organization and Architecture3
  • CMP SCI 2750Linux Environment and Programming3
  • INFSYS 3848Introduction to Information Security3
  • INFSYS 3868Secure Software Development3
  • INFSYS 3878Information Security Risk Management and Business Continuity3
  • Emphasis Area Requirements (51-53 credit hours)
  • MATH 1320Introduction to Probability and Statistics3
  • MATH 1100Basic Calculus3-5 or MATH 1800 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
  • MATH 3000Discrete Structures3
  • CMP SCI 2261Object-Oriented Programming3
  • CMP SCI 3010Web Full Stack Development3
  • CMP SCI 3130Design and Analysis of Algorithms3
  • CMP SCI 3780Software Security3
  • CMP SCI 4700Computer Forensics3
  • CMP SCI 4730Computer Networks and Communications3
  • CMP SCI 4732Introduction to Cryptography for Computer Security3
  • CMP SCI 4750Introduction to Cloud Computing3
  • CMP SCI 4760Operating Systems3
  • CMP SCI 4782Information Security 3
  • CMP SCI 4794Introduction to Security of IoT Systems3
  • Electives 9: Students choose three of the courses below:
  • PHIL 1160Critical Thinking (MOTR PHIL 101)
  • PHIL 2254Business Ethics
  • CRIMIN 1100Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice
  • CRIMIN 3310Computers in Criminal Justice
  • CMP SCI 3990Undergraduate Internship
  • CMP SCI 4020Introduction to Android Apps: Android Fundamentals
  • CMP SCI 4220Introduction to iOS Programming and Apps
  • CMP SCI 4222iOS Apps
  • CMP SCI 4300Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
  • CMP SCI 4500Introduction to the Software Profession
  • CMP SCI 4610Database Management Systems
  • CMP SCI 4792Introduction to Mobile Computing, Networking, and Security
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