Curriculum Map Computer Science: Area of Concentration

Computer and Network Security Track

FIRST YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE
Fall Semester Code Credits Spring Semester Code Credits
MATH 175 Calculus I G 4 MATH 275 Calculus II S 4
CS 170 Introduction to R 4 CIS 205 Introduction to R 3
Computer Science Programming C++
FYS 101 First Year Seminar G 3 Humanities I G 3
ENG 100 Writing I G 3 ENG 200 Writing II G 3
COMS 108 Fundamentals of G 3 Natural Sciences I G 3
Speech Communication
Total Credit Hours 17 Total Credit Hours 16

SECOND YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE

Fall Semester Code Credits Spring Semester Code Credits
CS 303 Data Structures R/U 3 CS 310 Algorithms and Advanced R/U 3
Data Structures
MATH 365 Introduction to S/U 3 CIS 340 Telecommunications and R/U 3
Mathematical Statistics Networking
Social Behavioral Sciences I G 3 Humanities II G 3
ITEC 345 Microprocessor R/U 3 Natural Sciences II G 3
Electronics
PHIL 103 Beginning Ethics R 3 Social Behavioral Sciences II G 3
15 Total Credit Hours 15

THIRD YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE

Fall Semester Code Credits Spring Semester Code Credits
CS 380 Software Engineering R/U 3 CS 360 Operating Software R/U 3
CIS 322 Systems Security & R/U 3 CIS 426 Database Management R/U 3
Information Assurance Systems
CS 335 Theory of Programming R/U 3 MATH 320 Codes and Cryptography R/U 3
Languages
PHYS 201/201A Elementary R 4 PHYS 202/PHYS 202 A Elementary R 4
Physics I & Lab Physics II & Lab
MATH 308 Discrete S/U 3 Elective E 3
Mathematics
Total Credit Hours 16 Total Credit Hours 16

FOURTH YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE

Fall Semester Code Credits Spring Semester Code Credits
CS 499C Senior Thesis I G/U 2 CS 499D Senior Thesis II G/U 1
CS 480 - Computer Security R/U 3 Elective E 9
CS 420 - Data Mining Concepts R/U 3 CS 485 - Network Security R/U 3
Elective E 4

Total Credit Hours 12 Total Credit Hours 13

Codes
E- Elective Courses - Students interested in a double major or a minor should use their General Elective
Courses for that purpose. R- Required Course. U- Upper Division Course (Must have 42 hours of upper-
division classes). G- General Education Course.