Computer Security: Associate of Applied Science Requirements

97.5 Credits

Offered at Albuquerque, Albuquerque West, Austin South, Bloomington, Brooklyn Center, Burnsville, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs South, Denver, Ellsworth, Georgetown, Independence, Lee's Summit, Lewisville, Mesquite, Minnetonka, Overland Park, Rapid City, Rochester, Roseville, Sioux Falls, Watertown, Weldon Spring, Wichita, Wichita West, and Zona Rosa. This program is also offered through NAU's distance learning program. Some of the courses in this program may be offered only through NAU's distance learning program.

Information Technology Major Core

Credit Hours

(A minimum of 22.5 of the following 49.5 credits must be earned at NAU.)


CI1420	Principles of Programming	4.5
CI2011	Introduction to Database	4.5
CI2211	Internetworking Fundamentals	4.5
CI2430	Computer Concepts	4.5
CI2440	Introduction to Computer Security	4.5
CI3010	Linux	4.5
CI3091	Database Design and Management	4.5
CI3155	Computer Ethics	4.5
CI3710	Internet Security	4.5
CI3715	Cybercrime and Information Systems	4.5
CI3725	Network Security	4.5
		49.5

Support Core

EC2050	Macroeconomics	4.5
MT2050	Principles of Management	4.5
		9

General Education Core (39)

Communications

EN1150	Composition I	4.5
EN1300	Composition II	4.5
EN2100 or	Speech or
EN2150	Interpersonal Professional Communications	4.5
		13.5

Science

SC	Science Electives	4.5
		4.5

Mathematics

MA	Algebra Elective	4.5
		4.5

Humanities/Behavioral/Social Science

Humanities Elective #	4.5
	4.5

General Education

CS1500	Strategies for Success	4.5
CS2080	Career Management	3
		7.5

Computer Literacy

Introduction to CIS or CI Elective	4.5
	4.5

Residents of the state of Minnesota or students attending any Minnesota campus:

# must take a Humanities elective.

Graduation Requirements: A minimum 2.0 GPA is required overall and in the Information Technology Major Core. See the "Graduation Requirements" section of the catalog for additional requirements.

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