Cyber Security, B.S.
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Graduation & Degree Requirements
Graduation Requirements | Degree Requirements |
120 Total Hours | 21-22 General Education Hours |
39 Upper Division (3000-4000) Hours | 99 Program (Major) Hours |
30 Hours at UTC | Minor (Not Required) |
60 Hours at 4-year Institution | Elective Hours (Not Required) |
Foreign Language (Not Required) |
Clear Path for Advising – Computer Science: Cyber Security, B.S. 2017-18
- First Year - 28-29 Credit Hours
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- Meet with Academic Advisor two times each semester.
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
CPSC 1100: Fundamentals of Computer Science / 4 Credit HoursPre/Co: Math ACT 26+CPSC 1110: Data Structures / 4 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1100MATH 1950: Calculus I / 4 Credit HoursPre: Math ACT 28+ or Math 1720/1730MATH 1960: Calculus II / 4 Credit HoursPre/Co: Math 1950ENGL 1010 or 1011: English Comp. I / 3-4 Credit HoursENGL 1020: English Comp. II / 3 Credit HoursCRMJ 1100: Intro. to Criminal Justice / 3 Credit HoursFAH: Historical Understanding / 3 Credit HoursTotal Credit Hours: 14-15 Total Credit Hours: 14 - Second Year - 30 Credit Hours
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- Using MyMocsDegree, create a course plan for your remaining degree requirements.
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
CPSC 2100: Software Design & Development / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1110CPSC 3600: Principles of Information Security / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1100CPSC 2800: Intro to Operating Systems / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1110MATH 2200: Linear Algebra / 3 Credit HoursPre/Co: MATH 1950 or MATH 2030CPEN 3700: Digital Logic / 4 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1100Approved CPSC or Tech Elective (3000-4000) / 3 Credit HoursNatural Science + Lab (Sequence) / 4 Credit HoursFAH: Visual & Performing Arts / 3 Credit HoursNatural Science + Lab (Sequence) / 4 Credit HoursTotal Credit Hours: 14 Total Credit Hours: 16 - Third Year - 31 Credit Hours
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- Participate in study abroad, leadership opportunities, service-learning, civic engagement, internships, research projects, and other learning opportunities.
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
CPSC 3220: File & Database Processing / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 2100CPSC 3200: Algorithm Analysis / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 2100 & MATH 2030 or 3030CPSC 4550: Computer Networks / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 2800 & a Statistics courseCPEN 3710: Assembly Lang. Programming / 4 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1110 & CPEN 3700MATH 2030: Discrete Math (or MATH 3030) / 3 Credit HoursPre: MATH 1830 or 1950 & CPSC 1100CPSC 4600: Biometrics & Cryptography / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 1110, 3600 & MATH 2030/3030CPSC 3610: Ethical Issues in Computing / 3 Credit HoursPre: ENGL 1020 & CPSC 1000 or CPSC 1100MATH 2100: Intro. to Statistics orPre: ACT 19+ or College Level MathMATH 3100: Applied Statistics orPre: MATH 1960ENCE 2200: Engineering Statistics / 4 Credit HoursPre/Co: MATH 1960Approved CPSC or Tech Elective (3000-4000) / 3 Credit HoursFAH: Literature / 3 Credit HoursTotal Credit Hours: 15 Total Credit Hours: 16 - Fourth Year - 31 Credit Hours
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- Complete your Graduation application with the Registrar.
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
CPSC 4100: Survey of Programming Langs. / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 2800 & CPSC 3200CPSC 4910r or 1995r: Senior Capstone or Departmental Thesis / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 4900CPSC 4900: Software Engineering / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 3200CPSC 4270: Database & Security / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 3220CPEN 4700: Computer Architecture / 3 Credit HoursPre: CPSC 2800 & CPEN 3700Non-Western Culture / 3 Credit HoursApproved CPSC or Tech Elective (3000-4000) / 3 Credit HoursBehavioral & Social Science / 3 Credit HoursNatural Science + Lab / 4 Credit HoursNatural Science without Lab / 3 Credit HoursTotal Credit Hours: 16 Total Credit Hours: 15
Core CPSC Courses
The following table represents a list of courses all CPSC majors must take. The table also illustrates which courses are generally offered which semesters. In regards to the CPSC 4910 and CPSC 4995, one course must be chosen.
Cyber Security Courses
The following table represents a list of courses all Cyber Security majors must take. The table also illustrates which courses are generally offered which semesters where applicable.