CIS 497C

This advanced topics course is designed to provide study of the latest up-to-date technologies and issues in information security not covered in other courses. Topics may be drawn from areas such as physical and network security, secure programming, policies and ethics, intrusion detection, OS hardening, cryptography, cultural issues, forensic issues and others. Topics will vary depending on semester and instructor. Students should consult the department for current offerings. -- Prerequisite -- Acceptance to the CIS degree program (Students accepted to a CIS or Computing Science minor may register with permission of the department). Other prerequisites determined by instructor and topic. CIS 221 and at least 45 credits of CIS/COMP -- Corequisite -- None. -- Pre or Corequisite -- None.