A minimum of 45 transferable university quarter credits are required to enroll in the following programs. There are no exceptions.
iTEP Plus: 4.0
TOEFL iBT: 76
University of Cambridge ESOL Exams: FCE First Certificate in English
IELTS (International English Language Testing System): Band 6.0
CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language): Overall 60; Writing 60
PTE (Pearson Test of English): 51
The EIKEN Test in Practical English Proficiency: EIKEN Grade Pre-1
WEST-B (Washington Educator Basic Skills Test): OSPI passing scores on Reading & Writing Sections
ELS: ELS Level 109 Intensive Program
The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity was developed with guidance from data security leaders and hiring managers in the public and private sectors. The degree combines the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) skills employers are seeking with those that students will need to be successful now and in the future. Through the study of technology, investigative processes, and cyber-related offenses, you will be prepared to address corporate risks and enter the field as a specialist on data security and cybercrime.
Learning Outcomes
Throughout the cybersecurity bachelor’s program, you’ll learn:
Networking protocol for OSI and IP networking
The tools, processes, and procedures to secure computer networks
How modern computer systems work with data across multiple systems
Internet technology, including physical devices and networks, protocols, and services
Information systems taxonomies and general applications
An overview of the field including the objectives of information security
The tools and techniques that security professionals use to implement, monitor, and evaluate security on computer systems
An introduction to programming using Python
An introduction to programming using the Standard C++ programming language
More information:click here
College Composition: 5 credits
College Mathematics: 5 credits
Humanities: 15 credits*
Social Science: 15 credits
Natural Science/Mathematics: 15 credits**
This program requires MATH 138 College Algebra or above for the College Mathematics requirement.
*Distribution of two disciplines required needed 5 credits Humanities besides writing.
**Distribution of two disciplines required 5 credits Natural Sciences needed.
Program Requirements
Preparatory Courses (15 Credits)
CS 132 Computer Science 1 (5)
CS 251 Statistical Computing (QSR for select programs/NS) (5)
IS 201 Fundamentals of Computing (5)
Core Requirements (45 Credits)
CS 302 Human Computer Interaction (5)
CS 330 Network Communications (5)
CS 351 Discrete Mathematics in Computing (5)
IS 312 Web Design (5)
IS 340 Operating Systems (5)
IS 345 Cybersecurity (5)
IS 350 Systems Analysis and Design (5)
IS 360 Database Technologies (5)
IS 471 Cyber Ethics (SS) (5)
Depth of Study: Cybersecurity (30 Credits)
CS 481 Network Security (5)
CS 487 Data Security (5)
CS 488 Software Security (5)
CS 489 Component Security (5)
CS 467 Systems Security (5)
IS 464 Policy and Audits (5)
Upper Division Electives (10 Credits)
— CHOOSE 2 OF THE FOLLOWING —
IS 470 IT Service Management (5)
IS 472 IT Compliance (5)
IS 456 Database Systems Management (5)
IS 457 Enterprise Systems (5)
CS 476 Data Analysis and Presentation (5)
CS 479 Data Mining and Machine Learning (5)
CS 493 Technology and Computing Internship (5)
Capstone (5 Credits)
CJ 497 Technology and Computing Capstone (5)
The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program will prepare you for a career in the growing field of cybersecurity, including:
Data security
Corporate investigations
Cybercrime
Risk analysis
Information assurance
Related fields
Networking Opportunities
At CityU, you’ll have the opportunity to expand your professional network by connecting with faculty working in your field, students from around the globe, and alumni employed at Seattle’s top companies. Plus, you’ll be part of a supportive community that’s dedicated to helping you reach your career goals.
International student health insurance for academic students per quarter: $390
