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Suggested Course Sequence

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Freshman Year

Fall Hrs
ENGL 1150 3
CYBR 1100/Global Div 3
CIST 1400 3
MATH 1950 5
CIST 1010 1
Total 15
Spring Hrs
ENGL 1160 3
CSCI 1620 3
CSCI 2030 3
CMST 1110/2120 3
Social Science/PSCI 2210 3
Total 15

Sophomore Year

Fall Hrs
CIST 2100/Social Science 3
CYBR 2250 3
CYBR 2600 3
Natural/Physical Science w/Lab 4
Free Elective 2
Total 15
Spring Hrs
CSCI 3320 3
CSCI 3710 3
CIST 3110/Humanities 3
Natural/Physical Science 3
Social Sci/US Diversity 3
Total 15

Junior Year

Fall Hrs
CIST 3000 3
CYBR 3600 3
CYBR 3570 3
CSCI 3550 3
PSCI 4260 3
Total 15
Spring Hrs
CSCI 4350 3
CYBR 4360 3
CYBR 4450 3
CYBR Elective 3
CYBR Elective 3
Total 15

Senior Year

Fall Hrs
CYBR 4460 3
CSCI 4500 3
CYBR Elective 3
CYBR Elective 3
Humanities 3
Total 15
Spring Hrs
CYBR 4580 3
CYBR 4380 3
CYBR Elective 3
CYBR Elective 3
Humanities 3
Total 15

A total of 120 credit hours is required for the BS CYBR degree.

1 - This curriculum assumes the student has placed into MATH 1950 and ENGL 1150. If not, the prerequisites must also be taken.

2 - Students may start with beginning level Computer Science related courses such as CIST 1300 or CSIC 1200/1204 or CSCI 1280 if they do not have any prior IT coursework or experience. The Computer Science related prerequisite courses or Math prerequisite courses may satisfy free elective hours.

3 – The following major courses are also approved general education courses:

  • CYBR 1100 - Global Diversity
  • CSCI 1200/1204 or CSCI 1280 – Natural science
  • CIST 2100 – Social Sciences
  • CIST 3110 – Humanities

This plan of study corresponds with the catalog 2023-2024 requirements.

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