The Computer Security and Investigations program is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to take a leadership role in the protection and security of information technology.

Classes are based on industry demand and are shown as follows:

• Advanced Ethical Hacking
• Incident Response
• Vulnerability, Threat and Risk Analysis
• Information Security
• Advanced Computer Forensics
• Internet and Hacking Investigations
• Open Source Intelligence
• CISCO Network Design and Management
• Network Security

The course is offers two modes of experiential learning semester and has two optional implementations, one as an Applied Project and the other as a field Placement. In Applied Projects, the students continue their learning with a project, which will be supplied during the first week of class. This is a team-based project that they will execute full-time (no timetable) for an enterprise/community/ faculty sponsor. The goal is to gain experience working directly in the field and establishing the student's area of specialization.