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Accredited Online Security Programs

Ashford University, the highest ranking school below, will train students through its security programs to become computer security specialists, computer support specialists, security technicians, security officers, etc. and set them up well for future employment. Computer support specialists make on average $47,360 per year and there are about 540,560 of them employed today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Total Programs	105
Subject Areas	341





BA/Homeland Security and Emergency Management

The Bachelor of Arts in Homeland Security and Emergency Management provides students with a broad view of homeland security, emergency management, and preparedness at the federal, state, and local levels. The program is designed to transcend a single discipline to consider counter-terrorism, emergency planning for natural disasters and response to terrorism, research and analysis, and an interdisciplinary foundation of courses including ethics, international relations, cyber crime, as well as a strong emphasis on American Government and the United States Constitution.

Concentration	Emergency Management
Prereq Info	http://www.ashford.edu/online/degrees/bahsdetails.php
Prereq GPA	2.00 cumulative GPA or higher For transfer students.
Prereq Degree	High school diploma required and GED is accepted
Special Instructions	Depending on the number of credits transferred in, you may be required to take one or both of Ashford University's® introductory courses: EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education and PSY 202 Adult Development and Life Assessment. If you enter the program with fewer than twenty-four (24) transferable credits, you are required to successfully complete EXP 105 as your first course, followed by PSY 202 as your second course. If you enter the program with twenty-four (24) or more transferable credits, you will be required to successfully complete PSY 202 as your first course.All Gen Ed classes listed on 1st degree (AA/Buisness) 46 Gen Ed credits required for all degree's.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Ashford University accepts up to 90 transfer credits from a two-year, regionally accredited institution, including Associate of Arts in Science credits, toward a Bachelor's degree program. Transfer up to 99 approved credits toward your Bachelor's degree. Combine your previous coursework with up to 75 nontraditional credits to make the maximum transfer impact! # You can transfer up to 90 community college credits toward Ashford's Bachelor's programs, including AAS credits. # Credits you've earned toward an Associate's degree at an accredited community college might apply towards Ashford University's general education requirements. # Your lower division coursework may be equivalent to Ashford's upper division courses, so you won't have to repeat courses you have already taken. #You must earn a minimum of 18 credits at Ashford University.
Courses	Personal Dimensions of Education » Adult Development & Life Assessment » American National Government » American Constitution » International Relations » Survey of Homeland Security & Emergency Management » Ethics & Homeland Security » Emergency Planning » Emergency Response to Terrorism » Research & Analysis in Homeland Security » Revolution & Terrorism in the Modern World » Counter Terrorism & Intelligence Analysis » Psychology of Disaster » ntroduction to Cyber Crime » Homeland Security & Emergency Management Capstone »

BA/Social and Criminal Justice - Homeland Security

Discover your passion! Gain a broad-based approach to working with law enforcement and the criminal justice system when you earn your Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice from Ashford University. You'll develop additional understanding of the criminal justice system and the impact social issues have on maintaining a just society.

Concentration	Homeland Security
Prereq Info	http://www.ashford.edu/online/degrees/bacjdetails.php
Prereq GPA	2.00 cumulative GPA or higher For transfer students.
Prereq Degree	High school diploma required and GED is accepted
Special Instructions	Depending on the number of credits transferred in, you may be required to take one or both of Ashford University's® introductory courses: EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education and PSY 202 Adult Development and Life Assessment. If you enter the program with fewer than twenty-four (24) transferable credits, you are required to successfully complete EXP 105 as your first course, followed by PSY 202 as your second course. If you enter the program with twenty-four (24) or more transferable credits, you will be required to successfully complete PSY 202 as your first course. Below you will find the courses for this program beginning with the introductory courses. You have a choice in this program, either to take a standard program composed of major course requirements, or you may choose to add a specialization. Please note that you must complete the major course requirements' capstone course before you can begin any specialization. Each specialization consists of four (4) courses, each worth three (3) credits.All Gen Ed classes listed on 1st degree (AA/Buisness) 46 Gen Ed credits required for all degree's.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Ashford University accepts up to 90 transfer credits from a two-year, regionally accredited institution, including Associate of Arts in Science credits, toward a Bachelor's degree program. Transfer up to 99 approved credits toward your Bachelor's degree. Combine your previous coursework with up to 75 nontraditional credits to make the maximum transfer impact! # You can transfer up to 90 community college credits toward Ashford's Bachelor's programs, including AAS credits. # Credits you've earned toward an Associate's degree at an accredited community college might apply towards Ashford University's general education requirements. # Your lower division coursework may be equivalent to Ashford's upper division courses, so you won't have to repeat courses you have already taken. #You must earn a minimum of 18 credits at Ashford University.
Courses	Personal Dimensions of Education » Adult Development & Life Assessment » Introduction to Ethics and Social Responsibility » The American Constitution » Introduction to Criminal Justice » Crime & Society » Social Justice & Ethics » Psychology of Criminal Behavior » Crime Prevention » Juvenile Justice » Criminal Law & Procedure » Forensics » Corrections » Criminal Justice Capstone » Homeland Defense » Intelligence and Homeland Security » Consequence Management: Terrorism Preparation & Response » Homeland Security Organization »

BA/Social and Criminal Justice - Security Management

Discover your passion! Gain a broad-based approach to working with law enforcement and the criminal justice system when you earn your Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice from Ashford University. You'll develop additional understanding of the criminal justice system and the impact social issues have on maintaining a just society.

Concentration	Security Management
Prereq Info	http://www.ashford.edu/online/degrees/bacjdetails.php
Prereq GPA	2.00 cumulative GPA or higher For transfer students.
Prereq Degree	High school diploma required and GED is accepted
Special Instructions	Depending on the number of credits transferred in, you may be required to take one or both of Ashford University's® introductory courses: EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education and PSY 202 Adult Development and Life Assessment. If you enter the program with fewer than twenty-four (24) transferable credits, you are required to successfully complete EXP 105 as your first course, followed by PSY 202 as your second course. If you enter the program with twenty-four (24) or more transferable credits, you will be required to successfully complete PSY 202 as your first course. Below you will find the courses for this program beginning with the introductory courses. You have a choice in this program, either to take a standard program composed of major course requirements, or you may choose to add a specialization. Please note that you must complete the major course requirements' capstone course before you can begin any specialization. Each specialization consists of four (4) courses, each worth three (3) credits.All Gen Ed classes listed on 1st degree (AA/Buisness) 46 Gen Ed credits required for all degree's.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Ashford University accepts up to 90 transfer credits from a two-year, regionally accredited institution, including Associate of Arts in Science credits, toward a Bachelor's degree program. Transfer up to 99 approved credits toward your Bachelor's degree. Combine your previous coursework with up to 75 nontraditional credits to make the maximum transfer impact! # You can transfer up to 90 community college credits toward Ashford's Bachelor's programs, including AAS credits. # Credits you've earned toward an Associate's degree at an accredited community college might apply towards Ashford University's general education requirements. # Your lower division coursework may be equivalent to Ashford's upper division courses, so you won't have to repeat courses you have already taken. #You must earn a minimum of 18 credits at Ashford University.
Courses	Personal Dimensions of Education » Adult Development & Life Assessment » Introduction to Ethics and Social Responsibility » The American Constitution » Introduction to Criminal Justice » Crime & Society » Social Justice & Ethics » Psychology of Criminal Behavior » Crime Prevention » Juvenile Justice » Criminal Law & Procedure » Forensics » Corrections » Criminal Justice Capstone » Principle and Theory of Security Issues » Evaluation of Security Programs » Contemporary Issues in Security Management » Security Administration »

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Total Programs	15
Subject Areas	20





Homeland Security (Associate's)

Would you like to aid in the protection of our country? Due to recent terrorist events, there is an increased demand for trained safety and security employees throughout the nation. The Homeland Security program will provide you with a solid foundation in planning, implementing, and managing security operations for an organization. This program evolved out of a need for increased protection and awareness of outside threats to national security. You can embark on a career in a new field with great employment potential. The Homeland Security program includes: • Civil & criminal justice • Emergency planning and security measures • Principles, planning and procedures of safety • Tactical communications • Domestic and international terrorism • Emergency medical services and fire operations • Business and ethics for security specialists You will acquire the education and skills needed for a career in corporate or government security. Whether you aid in the prevention of terrorist attacks or the preparation of emergency procedures, you can apply your knowledge and expertise to the workplace. Gain employment in security and public safety in a business, airport, home building association, stadium, amusement park, and other settings. Some career opportunities include: • Law enforcement • Border patrol agent • Homeland security officer

Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED). You must speak with an admissions counselor in order to receive full admission details.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credit will be accepted only for courses that are compatible with the student’s program of study at the College and for courses in which a grade of C or higher was earned. Students must complete at least 25% of all program hours in residence. Students wishing to transfer credits must have official transcripts mailed directly to the Office of the Registrar. Transcripts must be received prior to the end of the first term of enrollment. Transcripts received after the end of the first term may be considered at the discretion of the Academic Dean.
Courses	Strategies for Success » Career Skills » Computer Applications » Civil & Criminal Justice » Emergency Planning & Security Measures » Security: Principles, Planning & Procedures I » Security: Principles, Planning & Procedures II » Tactical Communication » Domestic & International Terrorism I » Domestic & International Terrorism II » Emergency Medical Services & Fire Operations I » Business & Ethics for Security Specialist » Information Technology Security I » Emergency Planning & Security Measures II » Emergency Medical Services & Fire Operations II » Criminal Investigation » Spanish for the Criminal Justice Professional » Introduction to Victims Advocacy » Information Technology Security II » Composition I » Composition II » Oral Communications » Principles of Sociology » College Algebra » General Psychology » Basic Critical Thinking » Environmental Science » Introduction to American Literature »

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Total Programs	131
Subject Areas	305





BS - Homeland Security

Undergraduate learners in the Homeland Security specialization examine the fundamentals of the homeland security profession and acquire knowledge and skills needed to manage public security in conjunction with federal resources. Specialization topics include world conflict and the geopolitical roots of terrorism, terroristic threat analysis, domestic and international terrorism, and the role of diplomacy and intelligence in homeland security. Successful graduates of this specialization are prepared to pursue careers as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) program specialists, Department of Homeland Security policy analysts or criminal investigators, or U.S. Department of Transportation security screening analysts.

Prereq GPA	None
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Special Instructions	General Education Requirements are 45 quarter credits with a minimum of 6 quarter credits from each category: Communications, Humanities, Natural Science and Mathematics, Social Science. Electives can be any undergraduate course.
Courses	Homeland Security in the 21st Century » Homeland Security and Multijurisdictional Coordination » Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Leadership in Homeland Security » Technology and Homeland Security » Government, Media, and Civil Liberties » Domestic and International Terrorism » World Conflict » Diplomatic Approaches to National Security » Intelligence Role in Homeland Security » Multijurisdictional Approaches to Investigations » Introduction to Criminal Justice » Introduction to Emergency Management » Principles of Security Management » Introduction to Homeland Security » Applied Public Safety Theory » Principles of Public Safety Investigation » Justice, Crime, and Ethics » Applied Public Safety Research Methods » History of Violence in the U.S. Society » Introductory Public Safety Statistical Research » Public Safety Capstone Project » Statistical Literacy » General Education Classes » Elective Courses CJ »

BS - Information Assurance and Security

Information systems play an important role in the infrastructure that supports commerce, banking, telecommunications, health care, and national security, driving the need for qualified informational assurance and security specialists. New financial and health care regulations related to privacy and security, along with a growing move to more vulnerable wireless systems, have also increased the importance of these skills. This Information Assurance and Security bachelor’s specialization is designed to help you acquire and apply the latest tools, techniques, and methods of securing an enterprise, while building the business and communication skills you need to influence internal decision making and enhance organizational effectiveness.

Prereq GPA	None
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Special Instructions	Take all courses listed> The School of Undergraduate Studies recommends that 18 of the elective quarter credits be earned through undergraduate Information Technology courses.
Courses	System Assurance Security » Cyber Defense and Countermeasures » Cyber Attacks and Ethical Hacking » Operating Systems Security » Organizational Security » Applications Security » Computer Forensics » Security Management and Policies » Discrete Mathematics » Communication Strategies for the Information Technology Professional » Fundamentals of Project Management » Ethical and Human Side of Information Technology » Enterprise Architecture » Human-Computer Interaction » Hardware and Operating Systems Architecture » Fundamentals of Software Architecture » Network and Security Architecture » Integrated Action Learning Project » Elective Courses IS33 » General Education Classes »

BS - Security Management

In this course, learners examine the private security industry from a business perspective. Topics include emergency and disaster management, security department management and operations, integration of security with law enforcement organizations, and the role of security in risk management.

Prereq GPA	None
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Special Instructions	Take all courses listed. The security management classes can count for the elective credit requirements, meaning that only 21 additional electives would be required.
Courses	Homeland Security in the 21st Century » Homeland Security and Multijurisdictional Coordination » Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Leadership in Homeland Security » Technology and Homeland Security » Government, Media, and Civil Liberties » Domestic and International Terrorism » World Conflict » Diplomatic Approaches to National Security » Intelligence Role in Homeland Security » Multijurisdictional Approaches to Investigations » Introduction to Criminal Justice » Introduction to Emergency Management » Principles of Security Management » Introduction to Homeland Security » Applied Public Safety Theory » Principles of Public Safety Investigation » Justice, Crime, and Ethics » Applied Public Safety Research Methods » History of Violence in the U.S. Society » Introductory Public Safety Statistical Research » Public Safety Capstone Project » Statistical Literacy » General Education Classes » Elective Courses CJ » Introduction to Security Management » Ethics in Security Management » Leadership Principles in Security Management » Technology and Systems in Security Management » Operational Security »

MS - Information Assurance and Security

The need to protect enterprises against threats to information system availability, integrity, and confidentiality has made information assurance and security expertise a valuable skill within businesses, government agencies, and military organizations. This online master's specialization in Information Assurance and Security is designed around the domains of knowledge in the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP®) certification. The curriculum addresses core information assurance and security topics, including enterprise security and security risk management, as well as such emerging areas as wireless security and computer forensics. It combines technical and policy-focused course work that will strengthen your ability to protect information system security while supporting organizational goals. You will also have access to Capella’s Virtual Lab Environment, which allows you to test open vulnerabilities and simulate and protect against attacks on system design. People who choose this specialization are often pursuing information security management or consulting positions in business, health care, government, and the military.

Prereq GPA	2.30 cumulative GPA from a bachelor’s degree granting institution.
Prereq Degree	Bachelor’s degree from an institution accredited by a U.S. Department of Education-recognized accrediting agency or an internationally recognized institution.
Special Instructions	Take all courses listed to complete the program.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	transfer credits applied toward a learner’s degree program reduce the number of credits required for the completion of that degree program. the number of transfer credits impacts the learner’s maximum limit of earned credits required, as follows: i. Example: Bs requires 180 earned credits; the learner transfers in 70 credits, resulting in 110 credits remaining. ii. in the above example, the degree program requirements are based on the number of earned credits remaining for a learner to complete his or her degree program; in this case, 110 earned credits. iii. the number of earned credits remaining is the basis for the maximum attempted credits calculation, as defned in sections ii.B.2 and ii.C.2.
Courses	Technical Communications » Introduction to Enterprise Application Architecture » Managing People and Technology » System Development Theory and Practice » Business Foundations » Ethical and Legal Considerations in Information Technology » Enterprise Security » Security Management Practices » Computer Forensics and Investigations » Current Trends in Information Technology »

PhD - Information Security

Data and system security have become critical concerns in nearly every industry and government sector, creating a demand for high-level information Assurance and Security expertise. This Information Security PhD specialization provides opportunities for advanced skill development and doctoral research in such topics as information confidentiality, integrity, governance, compliance, and risk management. People who choose this specialization are often pursuing senior leadership, consulting, or faculty positions in information security within military, government, education, and private sectors. The residential colloquia experience: As a doctoral learner, you will attend three five-day colloquia at specific stages in your program, in addition to your online courses. These energizing residencies provide you with insights and knowledge that will be valuable during your doctoral studies and beyond.

Prereq GPA	3.00 cumulative GPA from a master’s degree granting institution.
Prereq Degree	Master’s degree from an institution accredited by a U.S. Department of Education-recognized accrediting agency or an internationally recognized institution.
Special Instructions	Take all courses listed in addition to 8 elective graduate courses.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	transfer credits applied toward a learner’s degree program reduce the number of credits required for the completion of that degree program. the number of transfer credits impacts the learner’s maximum limit of earned credits required, as follows: i. Example: Bs requires 180 earned credits; the learner transfers in 70 credits, resulting in 110 credits remaining. ii. in the above example, the degree program requirements are based on the number of earned credits remaining for a learner to complete his or her degree program; in this case, 110 earned credits. iii. the number of earned credits remaining is the basis for the maximum attempted credits calculation, as defned in sections ii.B.2 and ii.C.2.
Courses	Information Technology Research and Practice » Survey of Research Literature in Information Technology Management Infrastructure » Survey of Research Literature in Information Technology Planning and Delivery » Information Technology Technical Foundations » Information Technology Delivery » Information Technology Strategy and Management » Advances in Information Technology » Special Topics in Information Technology » Quantitative Research Techniques » Survey of Applied Research Methods » Advanced Qualitative Research » Applied Multivariate Modeling » Survey Research Methodology » Design Science Research Methods » Advanced Research: Mixed-Methods Research Designs » Information Technology Consulting Practice Seminar » Teaching Practice Seminar in Information Technology Education » Network Security Advances » Enterprise Security Risk Management » System and Application Security Advances » Assurance Controls and Compliance Management » Security Governance and Management » Doctoral Comprehensive Examination » Dissertation Courseroom » Dissertation Research 1 » Dissertation Research 2 » Dissertation Research 3 » Dissertation Research 4 »

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Total Programs	56
Subject Areas	76





Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - Security

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a Concentration in Security degree program can help you build your credentials in the field of computer security. Along with knowledge essential to the field, it offers meaningful perspectives that you can apply to your own career objectives. The emphasis will be on analyzing security policies and evaluating risk assessment techniques. As you begin to understand security principles, concepts and techniques, you will have the opportunity to develop, implement and analyze disaster recovery plans.

Concentration	Security
Prereq GPA	2.75
Prereq Degree	high school graduation or equivalency
Special Instructions	English Composition II is a prerequisite for all 300 and 400 level courses. Exceptions to this policy must be approved by the appropriate Director of Education, Dean or Chair.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Macroeconomics » Professional Communications » Real World Writing » Sound Writing Skills: Research and Writing With a Purpose » American Culture in Transition » World Literature » Computer Assisted Statistics » Principles of Business » Psychology » Environmental Science » Building Your Success Strategy Plan » Career Planning and Management » Unix Fundamentals » Fundamentals of Database Systems » Structured Query Language for Data Management » Introduction to Computer Security » Web Development I » Introduction to Programming Logic » Introduction to Programming » Introduction to Operating Systems and Client/Server Environments » Introduction to Network Management » Information Technology Architectures » Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design » Systems Acquisition and Sourcing » System Integration and Organization Deployment » Introduction to Project Management » Principles of Network Security » Security Risk Management » Ethical Hacking » Vulnerability Assessment and Management » Software Assurance » Database Security » Computer Forensics I » Cloud Computing, Privacy and Security » Advanced Research in IAS and IT Management » Security Compliance » Security Capstone » Network Infrastructure Administration » Security Management » Security Architecture » Disaster Recovery » Project Performance and Quality Assurance »

Doctorate of Management in Homeland Security (Executive Format)

The Doctor of Management with a concentration in Homeland Security (HLS) degree program is designed to provide candidates with the theoretical, research and application capabilities necessary to pursue a rewarding career in their chosen field, with specific applications in Homeland Security. The first year focuses on research and studying classic and current management literature. In the second year, the student begins to form a personal understanding of the management research and methods used in Homeland Security. The final year is reserved for the development of leadership skills, resulting in the production of four publishable papers or a dissertation that must be approved by a three-member committee. Course content is geared towards teaching students how to assess trans-organizational structures for the management of Homeland Security. Students are also challenged to develop a plan for coordinating networked Homeland Security organizations, analyze how crises unfold and evaluate contingencies for dealing with complications as they arise. Instruction is provided in framing policy agendas for creating inter-organizational collaboration among businesses, government and advocacy organizations. The Doctor of Management with a concentration in Homeland Security includes twelve 5-credit classes and twelve 3-credit research and writing courses. One research and writing course is taken each quarter in conjunction with one formal course over a three year period. Courses are taught using Colorado Technical University's Professional Learning Model™ in an executive format: each course combines an active online component with an intensive residential session lasting four and a half days. Students are required to attend two of the quarterly residential sessions held throughout the year based on their start date.

Concentration	Homeland Security
Prereq GPA	A cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required for admission.
Prereq Degree	A master’s degree from an accredited college or university is required to enter the CTU doctoral program. Official transcripts of ALL undergraduate and graduate work are required. Foreign transcripts must be translated into English, if necessary, and mu
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Contemporary Issues in Homeland Security » Network Organizations and Other Large Scale Interventions » Policy & Governance in Trans-Organizational Collaboration » Crisis Planning & Operations Management » Strategic Thinking for HLS » Futuring and Innovation in HLS » Fundamentals of Management » Research and Writing I » Research Methods and Design » Research and Writing II » Qualitative and Ethnographic Methods » R&W III: Action Research Theory » Quantitative Methods » R&W IV: The Practice of Action Research » R&W V: Process Consulting & Intervention Theory » R&W VI: The Practice of Process Consulting & Intervention » Research and Writing VII » Research and Writing VIII » Philosophy of Science, Values, and Ethics » Research and Writing IX » Leadership » Research and Writing X » Research and Writing XI » Research and Writing XII »

Master of Science in Computer Science - Computer Systems Security

Earning a Master of Science in Computer Engineering (MSCE) can be a great way to advance within your company because it integrates the additional software design and security skills training you may need to take your career to new heights. More than ever, successful businesses demand computer engineering professionals who can motivate and lead the technical workers responsible for these advances. The MSCE degree program emphasizes effective optimization of computer systems within organizations to strengthen competitive advantage. Our Master of Science in Computer Engineering Degree program covers research, design, development and testing of computer hardware and software, along with the project management and leadership skills training necessary for increased responsibility in the engineering career field. Our Computer Engineering training gives you the chance to gain a more in-depth understanding and design ability in advanced systems, especially in the areas of digital signal processing, computer architecture and software design.

Concentration	Computer Systems Security
Prereq GPA	a CGPA of 2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale)
Prereq Degree	An official transcript verifying completion of an accredited baccalaureate degree must be on file by the end of the first session or the student will be administratively withdrawn from the University. Students admitted without an official baccalaureate
Special Instructions	Preparatory Requirements 20 44 The CTU Master of Science in Computer Science degree program is designed to provide technical depth in computer science and in the three concentration areas—software engineering, security and database management systems. In order to achieve this depth a solid foundation in mathematics, computer science, and the student’s concentration area is required. In addition, the student must have an intermediate level of ability to program in a current object-oriented programming language such as C++ or Java, such as is provided by CS215 or IT215. Students who have the required background but need to refresh their mathematics skills are highly encouraged to take MATH501. Students who have the required background but need to refresh some of their computer science skills are highly encouraged to take CS500. Students who do not have the required background in mathematics, computer science, and the concentration or current object oriented programming skills should consult with an Admissions Advisor to design an undergraduate foundation program in preparation for this degree. A resume and entrance essay stating why the student wants to attend graduate school are required in order to successfully assess the student’s preparation for entrance into the MSCS program.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Computer Networking » Computer Systems Security Foundations » Database Systems » Systems Engineering Methods » Software Design or any 600 Level Course » Operating Systems Security » Network Security » Security Management » Software Information Assurance » Software Project Management » Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making »

Master of Science in Management - Information Systems Security

Businesses and organizations throughout the world are constantly experiencing attacks or security-related incidents on their computer systems and networks. The loss or corruption of information systems can significantly affect the organization and result in a substantial loss of revenue. To address these threats, both private and government organizations are investing considerable funds in information security specialists to implement security measures and make their organizations safe. The Information Systems Security degree concentration is designed to help you advance your technical skills to prepare for a leadership role in planning, managing, certifying and accrediting a security plan for your organization – including methods to combat threats to corporate technical resources, which in today's world is becoming a top priority for more and more businesses. Your studies will also include a Project Management Institute (PMI®)-registered project management component that provides a solid base of knowledge to address today's most pressing management challenges. This degree is accredited by the Project Management Institute's Global Accreditation Center (PMI-GAC). Of over 450 universities worldwide that offer degrees in Project Management, CTU is one of only 31 offering programs accredited by PMI-GAC - and one of three offering undergraduate programs with this select accreditation.

Concentration	Information Systems Security
Prereq GPA	a CGPA of 2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale)
Prereq Degree	An official transcript verifying completion of an accredited baccalaureate degree must be on file by the end of the first session or the student will be administratively withdrawn from the University. Students admitted without an official baccalaureate
Special Instructions	This degree is accredited by the Project Management Institute's Global Accreditation Center (PMI-GAC). Of over 250 universities worldwide that offer degrees in Project Management, CTU is one of only 17 offering programs accredited by PMI-GAC.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Project Management Processes in Organizations » Project Planning, Execution and Closure » Schedule and Cost Control Technique » Contracting and Procurement in Project Management » System Security Certification and Accreditation » Strategic Management in Dynamic Environments » Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making » Computer Systems Security Foundations » Network Security » Security Management » Software Information Assurance »

Masters of Science in Management in Homeland Security

The War on Terror has focused the nation's attention on homeland security, which has become a concern at all levels of government and in a wide variety of organizations. In this industry-current Homeland Security degree concentration, students have an opportunity to fully address policy, organizational and substantive issues regarding homeland security. Students learn how to analyze models of Homeland Security and effectively communicate them, demonstrate an understanding of terrorism and the psychology of fear, evaluate technological solutions to problems of Homeland Security and much more. When you graduate, you can pursue career opportunities such as: Homeland Security Coordinator Homeland Security Acquisition Specialist Homeland Security Operations Specialist Homeland Security Logistics Professional Law Enforcement Management Emergency Management Administrator Emergency Management Planner Emergency Management Coordinator Emergency Management Director Emergency Medical Response Planner Emergency Operations Center Director Program Manager Risk Management Specialist Senior Exercise Planner Senior Exercise Evaluator Business Continuity Consultant Business Resilience Consultant Disaster Recovery Specialist Senior Analyst Intelligence Analyst Intelligence Professional Military Planner Department of Safety Coordinator

Concentration	Homeland Security
Prereq GPA	a CGPA of 2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale)
Prereq Degree	An official transcript verifying completion of an accredited baccalaureate degree must be on file by the end of the first session or the student will be administratively withdrawn from the University. Students admitted without an official baccalaureate
Special Instructions	This degree is accredited by the Project Management Institute's Global Accreditation Center (PMI-GAC). Of over 250 universities worldwide that offer degrees in Project Management, CTU is one of only 17 offering programs accredited by PMI-GAC.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Homeland Security Fundamentals » Dynamics of Terrorism » Technology Solutions for HLS » Organizational and Policy Changes » Vulnerability Analysis and Protection » Homeland Security and Government » Psychology of Fear Management » Strategic Management in Dynamic Environments » Leadership and Ethical Decision-Making » Applied Managerial Decision-Making » Graduate Research Methods »

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Homeland Security and Emergency Management

Homeland Security encompasses a broad range of disciplines that play vital roles in the protection of our nation. Developed with guidance provided by the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security, this program is designed to help students acquire an in-depth understanding of emergency management, technology, communications, intelligence, critical infrastructure, terrorism and other knowledge needed in a wide range of government and private organizations. Upon successful completion of this program, graduates can be prepared to apply the fundamentals of homeland security and emergency management to create plans, analyze risk and propose solutions.

Concentration	Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Prereq GPA	2.75
Prereq Degree	high school graduation or equivalency
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	Introduction to Criminal Justice » Criminal Justice Ethic » Criminal Law » Criminal Procedure » Terrorism: Origins, Ideologies and Goals » Introduction to Emergency Management » Introduction to Homeland Security Strategy » Introduction to Homeland Security and Emergency Management Technologies and Applications » HR and Administrative Issues in Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Understanding Critical Infrastructures » Comparative Approaches to Event Management » Interagency Relationships in Homeland Security » Private Sector Role in Homeland Securit » Research Methodology and Policy Analysis » Advanced Application of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Technologies » Emergent Topics in Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Introduction to Intelligence » Counterintelligence » Constitutional Law and Public Policy Analysis » The Psychology of Fear Management and Terrorism » Strategic Planning and Budgeting for Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Planning for Homeland Security and Emergency Management » Local Emergency Management and Civil Preparedness » Advanced Application of Intelligence in Homeland Security » Evaluating Risk in Critical Infrastructure » Knowledge Into Practice: Communications and Emergency Planning » Homeland Security » Criminology » Professional Communications » Real World Writing » Sound Writing Skills: Research and Writing With a Purpose » Professional Writing » American Culture in Transition » World Literature » Real World Math » Math for Professionals » Computer Assisted Statistics » Principles of Business » Organizational Behavior Principles » American Government » Psychology » Environmental Science » Sociology » Building Your Success Strategy Plan » Career Planning and Management »

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Total Programs	53
Subject Areas	80





Bachelor's in Business Administration - Security Management

In a rapidly changing economy, new opportunities arise every day for those individuals with specific business administration knowledge and skills. A bachelor's degree in Business Administration can help you obtain those particular abilities and master the latest methods. DeVry University's Business Administration degree program was developed with the help of top business leaders, so our graduates leave with the competencies employers seek. You'll not only be prepared to meet the challenges of a global marketplace in a wide variety of industries, you'll hold a Business Administration degree valued by companies nationwide.

Concentration	Security Management
Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Advanced Composition » Technical Writing » Professional Communication » Dramatic Literature » Comparative Religions » Technology, Society, and Culture » Social Psychology » Legal and Ethical Issues » Statistics for Decision-Making » Marketing » Finance » Principles of Economics » Principles of Management » Managerial Accounting » Fundamentals of E-Commerce » Federal Tax Accounting II » Project Management » Creative Writing – Honors Option » Advanced Composition » Culture and Society » Career Development » Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving » Algebra for College Students » Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab » Financial Accounting » Data Analysis with Spreadsheets with Lab » Introduction to Business and Technology » Computer Applications for Business with Lab » Database Essentials for Business with Lab » Principles and Theory of Security Management » Risk Analysis, Loss Prevention and Emergency Planning » Security Administration » Physical Security and Access Control » Introduction to Information Security » Evaluation of Security Programs »

Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems - Information Systems Security

Computer Information Systems program graduates are prepared to successfully join the work force as technical and management professionals in a variety of industries. CIS graduates play essential roles on the business team, typically designing and implementing hardware and software solutions to business problems. They are also expected to possess knowledge, experience and skills that will enable them to adapt to change in this dynamic field through a lifelong learning process.

Concentration	Informations Systems Security
Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Logic and Design » Architecture and Operating Systems with Lab » Connectivity with Lab » Composition » Advanced Composition » Technical Writing » Professional Communication » Introduction to the Humanities » United States History » Technology, Society, and Culture » Psychology » Developmental Psychology » Principles of Economics » Career Development » Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving » Algebra for College Students » Statistics for Decision-Making » Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab » Essentials of Accounting » Introduction to Business and Technology » Project Management » Computer Applications for Business with Lab » Principles of Information Systems Security » Programming with Lab » Object-Oriented Programming with Lab » Business Application Programming with Lab » Web Interface Design with Lab » Web Application Development with Lab » Structured Analysis and Design » Introduction to Database with Lab » Object-Oriented Analysis and Design » Computer Information Systems Senior Project » Computer Information Systems Senior Project I » Computer Information Systems Senior Project II » Business Continuity » Data Privacy and Security » Web Security » Information Systems Security Planning and Audit »

Graduate Certificate in Information Security

Gain the skills to build a career in managing the one of the most important aspect of any business: information security. Earn your graduate certificate by completing coursework in risk mitigation and contingency planning, cryptography and security mechanisms, information security and privacy, and network, e-business and database security. Program availability varies by location.

Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	Bachelor's Degree
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Principles of Information Security and Privacy » Network Security » Practices for Administration of Physical and Operations Security » Security in Systems Architecture and Applications » Disaster Recovery/Forensics and Security » IT Governance »

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Subject Areas	271





Bachelor's (BIT) - Internet Security

The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) with a concentration in Internet Security degree program allows students to focus their studies on an area that is gaining more and more attention from an increasingly security-conscious business community. Students will learn about the types of information technology security used in business today as well as the practices that should be in place in any organization to ensure security. The courses offered in this program helps prepare students who are interested in developing and advancing their career opportunities in business environments.

Concentration	Internet Security
Prereq Info	http://mycampus.aiuonline.edu/schools/5/pdf/admissions_packet.pdf
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	"Only earned degrees from accredited institutions that meet all of the criteria set forth in AIU’s block transfer policy or institutions with articulation agreements with AIU can be evaluated for block transfer. Only courses completed with a “C” (or equivalent) or above will be eligible or transfer credit.All other official college and military transcripts are evaluated on a course- by-course basis in accordance with AIU policies."
Courses	Art Appreciation » Topics in Cultural Studies » Introduction to Computers » English Composition I » English Composition II » College Algebra » Presentation Essentials » Aspects of Psychology » Sociology » Biology » Environmental Science » Discovering Information Technology » Introduction to Computer and Network Hardware » Introduction to Operating Systems » Fundamentals of Programming and Logic » Introduction to Databases » Introduction to Programming Using Alice » Network Infrastructure Basics » Comprehensive IT Project » Relational Database Management Systems » Computer Networks » Data Structures and Implementation » IT Project and Team Management » Data Modeling and Design » Human/Computer Interfaces and Interactions » Planning and Implementing a Network » Data Mining and Warehousing » Program Capstone » Infrastructure Security » Information Assurance Network Fundamentals » Security Policies and Secure Network Concepts » Physical and Personnel Aspects of IT Security »

Master's (MIT) - Internet Security

This Master of Information Technology (MIT) degree program with a concentration in Internet Security gives students the opportunity to understand information security technologies as applied to operating systems, database management systems and computer networks. Coursework is structured to assist students in the development of their goals as they acquire the knowledge and skills common to professional Internet security professionals. The goal of the MIT with a concentration in Internet Security is to prepare students with the industry-current knowledge and skills specific to the area of Internet security. In this industry-focused curriculum, students will have opportunities to learn how to use secure protocols over networked systems using cryptography. They will also explore current issues in network security and apply security concepts. Coursework focuses on technical topics as well as privacy and policy issues.

Concentration	Internet Security
Prereq Info	http://mycampus.aiuonline.edu/schools/5/pdf/admissions_packet.pdf
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	"Only earned degrees from accredited institutions that meet all of the criteria set forth in AIU’s block transfer policy or institutions with articulation agreements with AIU can be evaluated for block transfer. Only courses completed with a “C” (or equivalent) or above will be eligible or transfer credit.All other official college and military transcripts are evaluated on a course- by-course basis in accordance with AIU policies."
Courses	Database Design and Implementation » Enterprise Network Design » Object-oriented Application Development » Information Systems » Strategic Information Management » Introduction to Information Security » Cryptography Concepts » Special Topics in Network Security »

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Top 20 US Security Schools (campus and online)

University of Southern California
Total Programs	251
Number of Subjects	166
Rank in USA	10th

Johns Hopkins University
Total Programs	178
Number of Subjects	136
Rank in USA	19th

University of Washington-Seattle Campus
Total Programs	243
Number of Subjects	168
Rank in USA	26th

Boston University
Total Programs	6
Number of Subjects	124
Rank in USA	32nd

University of Georgia
Total Programs	197
Number of Subjects	156
Rank in USA	38th

University of California-Davis
Total Programs	160
Number of Subjects	114
Rank in USA	41st

Carnegie Mellon University
Total Programs	167
Number of Subjects	115
Rank in USA	44th

Michigan State University
Total Programs	220
Number of Subjects	164
Rank in USA	45th

George Washington University
Total Programs	194
Number of Subjects	171
Rank in USA	52nd

Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Total Programs	152
Number of Subjects	117
Rank in USA	55th

Northeastern University
Total Programs	10
Number of Subjects	126
Rank in USA	56th

Indiana University-Bloomington
Total Programs	162
Number of Subjects	121
Rank in USA	59th

Tulane University of Louisiana
Total Programs	131
Number of Subjects	105
Rank in USA	60th

University of Connecticut
Total Programs	191
Number of Subjects	146
Rank in USA	63rd

University of Miami
Total Programs	177
Number of Subjects	151
Rank in USA	69th

North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Total Programs	175
Number of Subjects	137
Rank in USA	70th

University of Central Florida
Total Programs	136
Number of Subjects	140
Rank in USA	71st

The College of New Jersey
Total Programs	77
Number of Subjects	80
Rank in USA	75th

Syracuse University
Total Programs	152
Number of Subjects	133
Rank in USA	89th

University of Richmond
Total Programs	78
Number of Subjects	70
Rank in USA	90th