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School:
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School of Business and Social Science
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Last Revised By:
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Carolyn Sanford
5/19/2009
Status: Adopted
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Department:
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Computer & Business Information Systems
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Subject:
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CBIS
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Catalog Nbr:
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270
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Descriptive Title:
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Introduction to Information Security
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Units:
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1
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Class Size Max:
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40
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Materials Fee:
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$0.00
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Grade Code:
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Letter Grade
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Number Of Hours:
(per week, based on a term of 18 weeks)
Lecture: 1
Laboratory: 0
Maximum Contact Hours: 18
Total Supplemental Learning Hours: 0
Teaching Units: 1
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Catalog Description:
(This is an overview of course scope, level and topics plus identification of
audience. May use up to five lines of text.)
This course provides students and professionals with the necessary managerial, technical, and legal background to support investment decisions in security technology. The course covers security from the perspective of hackers (i.e., technology issues and defenses) and lawyers (i.e., legal issues and defenses). The content is designed to help users quickly become current on what has become a fundamental business issue.
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Gerry Jenkins 12/11/2003
Department Head
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Felton Williams 10/13/2003
School Dean
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John Hugunin
10/8/2003
Faculty Author
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