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5 blank or absent prerequisite fields · 3 ambiguous rules · 17 outside-inventory dependencies. The map is bounded by supplied exports; it is not an enrollment eligibility check.
Browse courses & prerequisite statements CYBR 1100 INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY Prerequisite field blank in export; no absence of prerequisites inferred. CIST 1600 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING USING PRACTICAL SCRIPTING Not intended for students who have completed CIST 1400 and CSCI 1620. CYBR 2250 LOW-LEVEL PROGRAMMING CSCI 1620 CYBR 2600 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION (CIST 1400 OR CIST 1600 OR Instructor permission) CYBR 2980 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 3050 PRINCIPLES OF CYBER OPERATIONS AND DEFENSE Comma/OR precedence is unspecified. Candidate: CYBR 1100 AND (CIST 1400 OR CIST 1600). Confirm before advising. CYBR 3570 CRYPTOGRAPHY (CSCI 3320 OR ISQA 3300) CYBR 3600 CYBERSECURITY POLICY AND AWARENESS CIST 3110 [may be concurrent] CYBR 4380 DIGITAL FORENSICS Semicolon/OR grouping is unspecified. Candidate: (CYBR 3600 AND CYBR 2600) OR instructor permission. Confirm grouping. CYBR 4580 CAPSTONE Senior standing in Cybersecurity or Applied Computing and Informatics CYBR 4950 INTERNSHIP IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 8080 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CYBERSECURITY No prerequisite field found in export. CYBR 8366 PRINCIPLES OF SECURE SYSTEM DESIGN (CSCI 3320 OR CSCI 8325 OR ISQA 3400 OR Instructor permission) CYBR 8396 MOBILE DEVICE FORENSICS Slash notation CYBR 4380/8386 likely denotes alternatives; confirm equivalency. Source title differs from current supplied CYBR 4380 title. CYBR 8420 SOFTWARE ASSURANCE (CSCI 8836 OR Instructor permission) CYBR 8436 QUANTUM COMPUTING AND CRYPTOGRAPHY (CYBR 3570 [may be concurrent] OR CSCI 4560 [may be concurrent] OR Instructor permission) CYBR 8446 INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEM SECURITY CSCI 3550 CYBR 8450 APPLIED CRYPTOGRAPHY (CSCI 8410 OR CYBR 8410) AIML 8455 NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (CSCI 2030 [minimum C-] AND CSCI 3320 [may be concurrent] [minimum C-] AND Students should be comfortable with scripting (Python).) CYBR 8456 ETHICAL HACKING - MALWARE ANALYSIS (CSCI 3710 AND CYBR 2250) CYBR 8466 ETHICAL HACKING - NETWORK ANALYSIS CSCI 3550 CYBR 8470 SECURE WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT No prerequisite field found, although the change description mentions updating prerequisites. CYBR 8480 SECURE MOBILE DEVELOPMENT (CYBR 8470 OR Instructor permission) CYBR 8490 CYBER INVESTIGATIONS (((CYBR 8366 OR Equivalent to CYBR 8366) AND (CSCI 3550 OR ISQA 3400 OR Equivalent networking preparation) AND (CYBR 3370 OR Equivalent to CYBR 3370)) OR Instructor permission) CYBR 8546 COMPUTER SECURITY MANAGEMENT (CYBR 4360 OR Instructor permission) ISQA 8570 INFORMATION SECURITY POLICIES AND GOVERNANCE Prerequisite field blank in export. ISQA 8580 SECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT Prerequisite field blank in export. CYBR 8900 INDEPENDENT STUDY AND RESEARCH IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 8910 INTERNSHIP (At least 12 credit hours completed toward the MS in CYBR AND Instructor permission) CIST 8950 GRADUATE CAPSTONE 9 credit hours or fewer left in the program CYBR 8986 SPECIAL TOPICS IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 8990 THESIS IN CYBERSECURITY Instructor permission CYBR 9460 SECURITY OF EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CYBR 8366
EVIDENCE INSPECTOR
CYBR 2600 Undergraduate
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION This course covers topics a system administrator would encounter in their profession. The student will learn how a system administrator fulfills various computer management requirements using both Windows and Linux operating systems on both physical and virtual machines. Topics include installation, creating and maintaining file systems, user and group administration, backup and restore processes, network configuration, system services, virtualization, and security administration.
Prerequisite source statement CIST 1400 or CIST 1600 or Instructor Permission Transcribed from export ANY of CIST 1400 CIST 1600 Condition Instructor permission
Non-degree graduate students excluded: No. Required / elective status: unknown.
Open prerequisite source · p. 1 ↗ Trace connected pathway Learning outcomes SLO 1 Students will perform the basic operations involved in the administration of operating systemsSLO 2 Students will demonstrate their proficiency in the use of scripting languages by formulating and developing scripts to automate system administration tasks.SLO 3 Students will identify and summarize basic security issues of operating systems.SLO 4 Students will inspect systems for anomalies, and carry out proper updating and patching of the system.SLO 5 Students will evaluate and perform planning, testing, and implementation of deployed software and hardware.SLO 6 Students will employ the various interfaces between the hypervisors, VMs, physical and virtual hardware, management tools, networking, storage, and external environments.
Course context & KU evidence Students who complete this course successfully, will be able to:
Confirmed chart course: ISC, BSP, OSA.
Course-level KU mappings are not verified individual SLO alignments.