Academic Catalog 2023-2024

Academic Catalog 2023 - 2024

CIS 3273 Business Applications 3 credits Explores various software programs used in business and the latest technology that aids organizations and seeks to project future changes. Developments that impact business computer applications are examined. (Prerequisite: CIS 1255) CIS 3280 Mobile Applications 3 credits This course provides an overview of how to develop applications for mobile technologies. Students will explore the process of creating a concept and systematically design and program an application for mobile technologies. Various developers’ tools will be presented and discussed. Apple iPhone SDK developer tools will be used to create mobile technologies for the course. (Prerequisite: CIS 2258) CIS 3300 Computer Forensics 3 credits This course in an in-depth treatment of the legal analysis and technicality of cybercrime. Topics will include computer forensics investigations and electronic evidence, searches and seizures of computers and electronic evidence, cybercrime laws, cyberterrorism, electronic evidence, crime and incident scenes, email forensics, network forensics, mobile devices, and pretrial and courtroom experiences. Students will explore cybercrime, how to investigate, and collect from hardware and electronic evidence based on existing regulatory laws. (Prerequisite: CIS 2100 & CIS 3100) CIS 3310 Routers and Switches 3 credits Students will be prepared with the knowledge of configuring and maintaining switches and routers. Topics include OSI model, various network topologies, basic networking design, troubleshooting, and IP addressing including subnet masks, router configuration, and advanced router configurations. (Prerequisites: CIS 2275) CIS 3350 Managing/Maintaining Server Operating Systems 3 credits This course will provide students with the knowledge in managing and maintaining Windows or Linux Server. Topics include the next generation of cloud-optimized, virtualizations, networks, applications, web services, and Active Directory. (Prerequisites: CIS 2275) CIS 3400 Cyber Security 3 credits Fundamental concepts of secure systems are introduced from hardware to software. Topics covered include threat analysis, risk management, encryption, firewalls, intrusion detection systems, types of attacks, methods of attacks, security devices, basics of cryptography, and organizational security elements. (Prerequisites: CIS 2100 & CIS 3100) CIS 3950 Management Science 3 credits Through the use of statistical techniques, students develop an understanding of managerial decision-making processes. Students will experience statistical tools such as inferences, simple and multiple regression, and time series. The emphasis of statistics will rely on formulation and interpretation of results. Formulas are supported by spreadsheet software. (Prerequisites: CIS 3273) CIS 4262 Management Information Systems 3 credits A capstone course for Computer Information Systems. Examination of organizational structures and how each level can provide useful information. Students will explore how the organization develops and maintains an information system. A final project will be developed applying the concepts of management information systems. (Prerequisite: CIS 3251 or CIS 3259) DIG 2200 Disney: An Exploration of Disney Media in Pop Culture 3 credits Students explore pop culture themes, and learn how to create design projects that combine digital media skills with current media trends. The course will investigate technology, television, magazines, sports, books, movies, fashion, music, and other contemporary multimedia forms. Marketing case studies on Disney and its spin off brands, will address the economic, technological, and social aspects of this ever-growing pop culture universe.. Lab fee DIG 2216 Digital Imaging and Design 3 credits Students use Adobe Photoshop to explore the artistic potential of imaging technology and solve visual problems. They learn how to plan and produce digital images that demonstrate an understanding of design, composition, color, and visual communication. Hands-on projects include image manipulation, photo retouching, photo montage, text and layout techniques for digital art, ads, and publications. (Prerequisite: CIS 1255) Lab fee

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