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Cybersecurity and Forensics

PURPOSE:   A major in Cyber Security and Forensics is designed to prepare students for career opportunities in both the public and private sectors in national security, law, law enforcement and private sector computer security; or for further study at the graduate level in information security, computer security or legal studies. REQUIREMENTS:  To successfully complete the Cybersecurity and Forensics major, the following coursework is required:
  • 40 credits as listed under “Major Component/Requirements”
  • 12 credits of Major Electives
  • 15 credits Skills Component
  • 37 CORE credits
  • 16 General Elective Credits
  • A minimum number of 120 credits are required for degree, the last 30 of which, and 50% of the major, must be earned at La Roche University.  (Developmental course work does not count toward the minimum number of required credits for graduation.)

Summary of Requirements

Cybersecurity Major Component: 37 credits

  • CRIM1001
  • CRIM2011
  • CRIM3005
  • CRIM3043
  • CRIM4030
  • CRIM4055
  • CSCI1010
  • CSCI1010L
  • CSCI3042
  • ISTC2030
  • ISTC3005
  • ISTC3031
  • PSYC3011

Cybersecurity Major Component Option: Choose 3 credits

  • CSCI3040
  • ISTC3030

Cybersecurity Major Electives: Choose 12 credits

  • CRIM3036
  • CRIM3040
  • CRIM3045
  • CRIM3065
  • CRIM4051
  • CSCI2010
  • CSCI2010L
  • FILM2035
  • ISTC2045

Cybersecurity Skills Component: 15 credits

  • ENGL2030
  • ISTC1021
  • ISTC2008
  • ISTC3025
  • MATH1040