Information Security Management and Policy, Minor in

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A Minor in Information Security Management and Policy Program is designed to build a foundational knowledge in information security and risk management to support a student’s major program of study. The curriculum combines technical knowledge and managerial skills, such as computer networking, information security risks, prevention and protection strategies against cyberattacks, and security laws & policy.

(Please note that some of the courses have one or more prerequisites that must be met before enrolling).

Required Courses - Semester Hours: 13

IT 120 - Business Computer Networks Semester Hours: 3
IT 124 - Information and Network Security Semester Hours: 3
IT 128 - Information Systems Security and Risk Management Semester Hours: 3

Elective Courses – Minimum Semester Hours: 6

IT 095 - Introduction to Java Semester Hours: 3
IT 116 - Structured Systems Analysis and Design Semester Hours: 3
IT 117 - Database Management Systems Semester Hours: 3
IT 122 - Advanced Computer Networks Semester Hours: 3
IT 123 - Wireless Networks Semester Hours: 3
IT 131 - Information Systems Auditing Semester Hours: 3
IT 132 - Fundamentals of IT Forensics Semester Hours: 3
IT 142 - Health Information Technology (HIT) and Security Semester Hours: 3
*Non-Business majors with sufficient course work in information systems and/or statistics may be allowed to substitute another course for IT 014 with chairperson’s permission.

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Information Security Management and Policy, Minor in

Required Courses - Semester Hours: 13

Elective Courses – Minimum Semester Hours: 6