Specialization in Security and Assurance
The Graduate Specialization in Security and Assurance prepares students for careers in many aspects of information systems security. The following courses are required for the specialization.
INFS 6710 Systems Development Project Management
INFS 6790 Seminar in Database Management
QM 6770 Computer-Based Decision Modeling
ACTG 6910 or 6920 (or approved substitute)
INFS 6980 Information Systems Practicum
Three hours in international/global course at the 6000 level (INFS 6750 strongly recommended)
INFS 6300 Information Systems Security Management
INFS 6310 Information Systems Assurance Planning and Practices
INFS 6320 Advanced Integrated Security and Assurance
Three hours in INFS electives
Additional Requirements for CIS Graduate Degree
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