

Information Assurance Specialization at the B.S. Level
New: Attractive
Scholarships Available for Specialization in IA
In order to graduate with a B.S. degree with specialization in Information
Assurance, a student must complete the following core, elective, and project
requirements.
Core courses
CSE 310 OR
CSE 346 |
Data Communication and Networks OR
Computer Communications |
3 credits |
CSE 306 OR
CSE 376 |
Operating Systems OR
Advanced Systems Programming in UNIX/C |
3 credits |
| CSE 408 |
Network Security |
3 credits |
| CSE 409 |
Computer System Security |
3 credits |
Electives
At least two of the following courses (6 credits)
| CSE 305 |
Principles of Database Systems |
| CSE 306 |
Operating Systems |
| CSE 315 |
Database Transaction Processing Systems |
| CSE 336 |
Internet Programming |
| CSE 375 |
Concurrency |
| CSE 376 |
Advanced System Programming in UNIX/C |
| AMS 310 |
Survey of Probability and Statistics |
| AMS 311 |
Probability Theory |
| AMS 312 |
Mathematical Statistics |
| AMS 315 |
Data Analysis |
| AMS 335 |
Game Theory |
| AMS 341 |
Operations Research I: Deterministic Models |
| AMS 342 |
Operations Research II: Stochastic Models |
| EST 412 |
Intelligence Organizations, Technology, and Democracy |
Courses on relevant special topics in computer science (CSE 390-394) may
be used as electives with the prior approval of the department.
Project Requirement
Completion of either CSE 487 Research in Computer Science or CSE 495-496
Senior Honors Research Project I-II, on a topic in information assurance.
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