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15-1299.06 - Digital Forensics Analysts
15-1299.06 - Digital Forensics Analysts
Conduct investigations on computer-based crimes establishing documentary or physical evidence, such as digital media and logs associated with cyber intrusion incidents. Analyze digital evidence and investigate computer security incidents to derive information in support of system and network vulnerability mitigation. Preserve and present computer-related evidence in support of criminal, fraud, counterintelligence, or law enforcement investigations.
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- Adhere to legal policies and procedures related to handling digital media.
- Analyze log files or other digital information to identify the perpetrators of network intrusions.
- Conduct predictive or reactive analyses on security measures to support cyber security initiatives.
- Create system images or capture network settings from information technology environments to preserve as evidence.
- Develop plans for investigating alleged computer crimes, violations, or suspicious activity.
- Develop policies or requirements for data collection, processing, or reporting.
- Duplicate digital evidence to use for data recovery and analysis procedures.
- Identify or develop reverse-engineering tools to improve system capabilities or detect vulnerabilities.
- Maintain cyber defense software or hardware to support responses to cyber incidents.
- Maintain knowledge of laws, regulations, policies or other issuances pertaining to digital forensics or information privacy.
- Perform file signature analysis to verify files on storage media or discover potential hidden files.
- Perform forensic investigations of operating or file systems.
- Perform web service network traffic analysis or waveform analysis to detect anomalies, such as unusual events or trends.
- Preserve and maintain digital forensic evidence for analysis.
- Recommend cyber defense software or hardware to support responses to cyber incidents.
- Recover data or decrypt seized data.
- Write and execute scripts to automate tasks, such as parsing large data files.
- Write cyber defense recommendations, reports, or white papers using research or experience.
- Write reports, sign affidavits, or give depositions for legal proceedings.
- Write technical summaries to report findings.
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Doctorate of Pharmacy
The Appalachian College of Pharmacy, a college of higher education conferring the Doctor of Pharmacy degree, provides academic, scientific, and professional pharmacy education to address the health-related needs of rural and underserved communities, particularly those in Appalachia, through education, service, and scholarship.
The College is the only three-year Doctor of Pharmacy program in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Therefore, our students graduate and enter the workforce one year earlier than graduates from a traditional four-year program and they do so with equivalent classroom hours and clinical training.
The campus is in Oakwood, Virginia, which is located in the Appalachian Mountain range of Southwest Virginia.
Bachelor of Arts
Averett offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in two majors: Computer Science and Computer Information Systems. In addition, Averett offers minors in Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and IT Project Management. The purpose of courses in this department is to train students in the techniques, theory, and applications of computer science and information systems as well as in specific programming languages and computer systems. The two majors give students sufficient training to pursue any of the following:
1. A career in the public or private sector in a computer-related position.
2. Additional education at the graduate level in the areas of computer science, business, management information systems, and other quantitative fields.
Bachelor of Science
Averett offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in two majors: Computer Science and Computer Information Systems. In addition, Averett offers minors in Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and IT Project Management. The purpose of courses in this department is to train students in the techniques, theory, and applications of computer science and information systems as well as in specific programming languages and computer systems. The two majors give students sufficient training to pursue any of the following:
1. A career in the public or private sector in a computer-related position.
2. Additional education at the graduate level in the areas of computer science, business, management information systems, and other quantitative fields.
Bachelor of Arts
Averett offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in two majors: Computer Science and Computer Information Systems. In addition, Averett offers minors in Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and IT Project Management. The purpose of courses in this department is to train students in the techniques, theory, and applications of computer science and information systems as well as in specific programming languages and computer systems. The two majors give students sufficient training to pursue any of the following:
1. A career in the public or private sector in a computer-related position.
2. Additional education at the graduate level in the areas of computer science, business, management information systems, and other quantitative fields.
Bachelor of Science
Averett offers Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in two majors: Computer Science and Computer Information Systems. In addition, Averett offers minors in Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Cyber Security, and IT Project Management. The purpose of courses in this department is to train students in the techniques, theory, and applications of computer science and information systems as well as in specific programming languages and computer systems. The two majors give students sufficient training to pursue any of the following:
1. A career in the public or private sector in a computer-related position.
2. Additional education at the graduate level in the areas of computer science, business, management information systems, and other quantitative fields.
Associate of Applied Science
The Information Systems Technology program is designed for people who seek employment or professional development as a generalist in the area of information systems technology, with specific knowledge in various areas such as microcomputer applications, programming, and networking support.
The Information Systems Technology program provides students with knowledge and skills needed to prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification, CompTia A+ Certification, CompTia Network+ Ce
Career Studies Certificate
The Computer Help Desk program provides students with both the technical skills and the interpersonal skills needed to be successful in a help desk support position. The goal of the course content and the career studies certificate is to include up-to-date information and technology that is currently used by many help desk professionals in today¿s workforce. Following the completion of the program, graduates will be prepared for an entry-level position in a help desk support role.
Career Studies Certificate
The Information Systems Technology career studies certificate program provides the student with an opportunity to explore various technical areas within Information Technology. These courses will provide an overview of the discipline for those interested in expanding their knowledge but will also provide an appropriate background for continuing academic studies.
Career Studies Certificate
The Information Systems Technology career studies certificate program is designed for people who seek employment or professional development as a generalist in the area of information systems technology, with specific knowledge in various areas such as microcomputer applications, programming, and networking support.
Career Studies Certificate
This curriculum is to provide students with an opportunity to explore, organize, analyze and maintain business information using a blend of information technology and business courses.
Career Studies Certificate
This curriculum is designed for those who seek employment in the field of cloud computing, for those who are presently in that field and who desire to increase their knowledge and update their skills, and for those who must augment their abilities in other fields with knowledge and skills in cloud computing.
Career Studies Certificate
The Cybersecurity program is designed to provide students with fundamental knowledge and skills in cyber-attacks, intrusion detection and prevention, network penetration testing, security auditor to determine and secure hardware/software vulnerabilities. Possible career positions are: IT auditor, security analyst, or security administrator. All courses in this certificate may be applied to the Associate in Applied Science Degree in Information Systems Technology.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. degree in Information Systems Technology with a specialization in Information Technology for Business focuses on the practical application of computing to solve business issues. It is designed to train specialists in how to use computer systems to organize, analyze, and maintain business information. It provides students with a blend of information systems technology and business courses. Possible occupations for graduates are: Information Specialist, Supervisor, Executive Administra
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. degree in Information Systems Technology with a specialization in Cybersecurity focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data. Graduates from this specialization can expect to find entry level jobs in computer security related fields.
Associate of Applied Science
The IST Cloud Computing curriculum is designed for those who seek employment in the field of cloud computing, for those who are presently in that field and who desire to increase their knowledge and update their skills, and for those who must augment their abilities in other fields with knowledge and skills in cloud computing.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. degree in Information Systems Technology with a specialization in Digital Design and Graphics, utilizing technological software skills, focuses on pre-print production, typography and enhanced digital design applications. Graduates from this specialization can expect to find entry level jobs in graphic and digital design fields.
Bachelor of Science
Chart your own path as an information technology professional with a Bluefield University B.S. in Information Technology degree. A B.S. in Information Technology prepares you for a variety of careers within the well-paying field of information technology by providing foundational knowledge and skills to make you a leader in the industry. The information technology skills are combined with management skills building a foundation to become an IT leader in a wide range of organizations. In Bluefield’s information technology program, students learn how to integrate a Christian perspective into their work in connecting people and technology. Your coursework builds skills in programming logic, network switching and routing, server administration, project management, and motivating your team to accomplish great things.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers majors in computer science and data science & analytics. The core of the computer science major is based on the guidelines recommended by the Association for Computing Machinery. Within the core courses, students learn to write software by taking 3 courses (all taught in the same language), learn how computers operate (computer architecture, operating systems, and computer networking), learn how data is stored in and retrieved from databases, and learn and practice software engineering design and development techniques. Students also choose one of two tracks to specialize in: Full-Stack Software Development or Cybersecurity. The Cybersecurity track extends the core courses to provide students with knowledge in cloud computing infrastructure, computer networks and security, and hacking. Computer science graduates are prepared for careers such as software engineers, software analysts, network administrators, cybersecurity specialists, and researchers and are prepared to extend their education in graduate schools in technology and computer science. The department also offers minors in computer science, data administration, data analytics, and mathematics. These minors compliment a variety of majors, adding depth and skills in computation, mathematics, and analytics.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers majors in computer science and data science & analytics. The core of the computer science major is based on the guidelines recommended by the Association for Computing Machinery. Within the core courses, students learn to write software by taking 3 courses all taught in the same language, learn how computers operate (computer architecture, operating systems, and computer networking), learn how data is stored in and retrieved from databases, and learn and practice software engineering design and development techniques. Students also choose one of two tracks to specialize in: Full-Stack Software Development or Cybersecurity .The Full-Stack Software Development track extends the core courses with courses in web site design and development, JavaScript, and courses that introduce state of the art web frameworks that support the development of the front end and back end of web apps. Computer science graduates are prepared for careers such as software engineers, software analysts, network administrators, cybersecurity specialists, and researchers and are prepared to extend their education in graduate schools in technology and computer science. The department also offers minors in computer science, data administration, data analytics, and mathematics. These minors compliment a variety of majors, adding depth and skills in computation, mathematics, and analytics.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers majors in computer science and data science & analytics. Data Science & Analytics (DSA) is an interdisciplinary major in which students learn comprehensive knowledge and develop skills required for data scientists, data analysts, and analytics-enabled professionals. Students develop problem solving and strategic thinking skills, and to apply scientific principles across multiple disciplines and modern technologies, such that they can manage and analyze large-scale data to solve strategic and operational challenges. The DSA program prepares students for a broad set of professional careers, including data scientist, data engineer, data administrator, data analyst, data software developer, strategic analyst, market researcher, and informatics analyst. The department also offers minors in computer science, data administration, data analytics, and mathematics. These minors compliment a variety of majors, adding depth and skills in computation, mathematics, and analytics.
Career Studies Certificate
This one-year program prepares students for entry-level jobs in computer programming. Jobs include app developer and coder.
Career Studies Certificate
This program is designed to prepare individuals for employment in the cloud computing field.
Associate of Science
This two-year degree prepares students to transfer to a four-year college and major in computer science.
Associate of Applied Science
This two-year degree prepares students for entry-level jobs in IT. Jobs include computer support specialist, networking technician, and app developer and programmer. This degree may be transferable to some four-year colleges.
Associate of Science
This two-year degree prepares students to transfer to a four-year college and major in information systems.
Associate of Science
This two-year degree prepares students to transfer to a four-year college and major in a science program such as biology, chemistry, physics, pre-med, pre-dentistry, and environmental science.
Associate of Science
This degree program is designed for the student preparing for transfer to a four year program in Computer Science.
Associate of Applied Science
This program is designed for the student who desires to obtain knowledge in software, web design, programming, and practical IT knowledge for office and technical staff. Upon completion of this program, the student may seek a career as a software specialist, IT management trainee, web site developer, help desk specialist, entry level programmer, or other IT professional.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Physics, Computer Science and
Engineering offers majors in the fields of engineering,
science, and high technology. The computer science major allows students
to specialize in data structures and operating systems,
scientific computing, artificial intelligence applications,
software engineering, mobile programming, robotics, and
security.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Physics, Computer Science and
Engineering offers majors in the fields of engineering,
science, and high technology. The physics major allows
students to specialize in the design of instrumentation used
in the scientific measurement process; to experiment with
high-speed data acquisition systems; to design and implement
computer models and simulations of physical processes;
and to study phenomena in astrophysics and gravitationalwave astronomy
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Physics, Computer Science and
Engineering offers majors in the fields of engineering,
science, and high technology. The cybersecurity major has its foundation in
computer science and information science, and focuses on
the protection of computing systems including hardware,
software and data.
Bachelor of Science
The Department of Physics, Computer Science and Engineering offers majors in the fields of engineering, science, and high technology. The Bachelor of Science in Information Science degree is an applied major intended to address the broad scope of modern business, information, and technology problems. It offers specializations in cybersecurity, software engineering, and data analytics.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Desktop Applications provides the fundamental information technology skills required to provide software services and implement current industry standards and techniques in a business setting.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Software Development focuses on designing, creating, and maintaining desktop software. All courses transfer into the Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology - Software Development Specialization.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Advanced Database Development is designed for students who have already completed a two-year software development program or have equivalent work experience. Coursework focuses on architectures, modeling, performance, and management of databases.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Information Systems Technician provides students problem-solving skills in implementing and troubleshooting computer systems as well as demonstrating fundamental IT skills required to provide user support in a business setting.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Information Technology Support Specialist is designed for existing information system employees who wish to upgrade their skills to include CompTIA industry certifications, or for individuals with previous computing systems-related experience contemplating a career change. Due to the level of knowledge required for the courses in this CSC, candidates must have previous knowledge, either through workforce experience or college courses.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Mobile Application Development is designed for students who wish to gain a basic understanding of software programming for mobile applications using Java or C#.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Network Virtualization Technologies is designed for employees in the information systems field who wish to learn how virtualization works and how it can benefit their organization. Students must have previous relevant coursework or industry certification.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Information Systems Management teaches skills required to provide user support in a business setting, the ability to design and plan the deployment of new technology systems, and the ability to design, plan, and manage updates to technology systems.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Information Systems Data Analyst includes instruction on the use of spreadsheet software, running queries, programming, and applications to accomplish complex data access tasks.
Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology - Software Development Specialization
Associate of Applied Science
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology - Software Development Specialization focuses on designing, creating, and maintaining desktop software. Coursework includes analyzing problems, creating solutions, writing code, testing solutions/programs, project management, production aspects, and updating projects. Students will learn core problem-solving skills and how to use integrated development environments in today's market.
Associate of Applied Science
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology Network Engineer emphasizes designing, creating, and maintaining local area networks and wide area networks, and includes topics in software management, voice telephony services, switches, firewalls, routers, servers, workstations, and virtualization technologies.
Associate of Applied Science
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology - Gaming and Mobile Application Design Specialization focuses on designing, creating, and maintaining video game software and computer simulations, in addition to apps for popular mobile devices. Courses include approaches to game and simulation design, developing and building mobile applications for the Google market, writing code, testing solutions/programs, project management, production aspects, and level design
Associate of Applied Science
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology Network Engineer - Cyber and Network Security Specialization prepares students for entry-level positions as information security officers, network security specialists, and other cybersecurity and networking-related professions.
Bachelor of Science
Recognizing the wide range of topics covered by computing, EMU offers a program that allows students, together with the faculty advisor, to create a custom plan of study. Creative problem solving. Logical thinking. Real-world application. Whether you want to study the hardware and engineering side of computer science, or the software and user-interface side of technology, at EMU you will gain marketable skills and background in both.
Career Studies Certificate
The Information Technology Support Career Studies Certificate introduces students to troubleshooting, customer service, networking, operating systems, system administration, and security - all the fundamentals of IT support that are critical for success in the workplace. Graduates of the Information Technology Support CSC program will have earned the Google IT Support Certification and will be prepared for employment in entry-level IT Support.
Bachelor of Science
Objective: The fundamental knowledge regarding theory, methods and applications of Computer Science.
Foundational knowledge in engineering principles as applied to producing high quality software.
An understanding of how to integrate Computer Science and Software Engineering to produce software that is usable, reliable, maintainable, secure, scalable and efficient.
Preparation for employment as a software engineer in the software industry.
Preparation for graduate studies in fields such as Software Engineering and Computer Science
Bachelor of Arts
Objective: To offer an interdisciplinary program of study with a broad foundation in mathematics and to enable students to meet Virginia requirements for licensure to teach in the elementary and middle schools PK-6, 6-8.
Bachelor of Science
The purpose of the Computer Science major is to teach students the skills needed to understand, design, implement, test, and deploy computer systems and software systems which help to solve business problems or provide them with the knowledge required to pursue advanced graduate studies. In order to do so, the Computer Science curriculum starts with fundamental computer science core courses to develop students’ essential computing concepts and capabilities in problem-solving, algorithms, computer architectures, operating systems, networks, and databases. Several programming courses in different programming languages compliment the fundamental courses so that computing theories learned can be implemented with computer and software systems. Computer application courses and business computing systems courses prepare students with the experience needed to integrate their computing skills with the practice of industries and businesses. Students pursue one of four emphases 1) Network, 2) Cybersecurity, 3) Web Design, and 4) Programming, with coursework designed to further teach expertise in each respective field.
Bachelor of Science
The purpose of the Computer Science major is to teach students the skills needed to understand, design, implement, test, and deploy computer systems and software systems which help to solve business problems or provide them with the knowledge required to pursue advanced graduate studies. In order to do so, the Computer Science curriculum starts with fundamental computer science core courses to develop students’ essential computing concepts and capabilities in problem-solving, algorithms, computer architectures, operating systems, networks, and databases. Several programming courses in different programming languages compliment the fundamental courses so that computing theories learned can be implemented with computer and software systems. Computer application courses and business computing systems courses prepare students with the experience needed to integrate their computing skills with the practice of industries and businesses. Students pursue one of four emphases 1) Network, 2) Cybersecurity, 3) Web Design, and 4) Programming, with coursework designed to further teach expertise in each respective field.
Bachelor of Science
The purpose of the Computer Science major is to teach students the skills needed to understand, design, implement, test, and deploy computer systems and software systems which help to solve business problems or provide them with the knowledge required to pursue advanced graduate studies. In order to do so, the Computer Science curriculum starts with fundamental computer science core courses to develop students’ essential computing concepts and capabilities in problem-solving, algorithms, computer architectures, operating systems, networks, and databases. Several programming courses in different programming languages compliment the fundamental courses so that computing theories learned can be implemented with computer and software systems. Computer application courses and business computing systems courses prepare students with the experience needed to integrate their computing skills with the practice of industries and businesses. Students pursue one of four emphases 1) Network, 2) Cybersecurity, 3) Web Design, and 4) Programming, with coursework designed to further teach expertise in each respective field.
Bachelor of Science
The purpose of the Computer Science major is to teach students the skills needed to understand, design, implement, test, and deploy computer systems and software systems which help to solve business problems or provide them with the knowledge required to pursue advanced graduate studies. In order to do so, the Computer Science curriculum starts with fundamental computer science core courses to develop students’ essential computing concepts and capabilities in problem-solving, algorithms, computer architectures, operating systems, networks, and databases. Several programming courses in different programming languages compliment the fundamental courses so that computing theories learned can be implemented with computer and software systems. Computer application courses and business computing systems courses prepare students with the experience needed to integrate their computing skills with the practice of industries and businesses. Students pursue one of four emphases 1) Network, 2) Cybersecurity, 3) Web Design, and 4) Programming, with coursework designed to further teach expertise in each respective field.
Bachelor of Science
The BS in Health Informatics degree program prepares students in the field of health informatics, which integrates health sciences, information technology, computer science, data science, and behavioral sciences. The program combines interdisciplinary knowledge from these areas with practical, specialized skills in health informatics to improve patient care, and individual and population health.
Bachelor of Science
The aim of this degree is to provide students with technical skills and knowledge for rigorously investigating physical and social phenomena. The BS is a transformative approach that integrates science at George Mason University based on the combination of real-world computer science skills, data acquisition and analysis, scientific modeling, applied mathematics, and simulation. As an interdisciplinary STEM-designated program, this degree addresses the current central role of computation in the areas of "big data," modeling, and simulation. Graduates of the program will possess the computational, scientific, and mathematical skills necessary for participating effectively as members of the scientific simulation and data analysis groups that are of increasing importance in the federal and public sectors, and in high technology firms. Additionally, graduates of the program will be well prepared to pursue graduate studies.
Bachelor of Science
This program presents an innovative approach to the integration of computer science with other disciplines that require expertise in computing techniques. These disciplines do not merely use computing but create new and interesting problems for computer scientists.
Bachelor of Science
The bachelor's program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Bachelor of Professional Studies in Information Technology
The Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) in Information Technology degree program provides a broad view of various relevlant topics within the field of IT.
Associate of Applied Science
This degree may qualify students for a career working in networking hardware and software and prepares students for CISCO certification.
Career Studies Certificate
This program prepares recent high school graduates or current workers looking for a career in networking.
Career Studies Certificate
This program teaches students basic information systems skills to prepare for workforce entry.
Career Studies Certificate
This program prepares students who are seeking jobs as a Data Center Technician or IT Technician.
Career Studies Certificate
Program is designed for those who wish to work as asphalt employees or have just been hired as Asphalt Technicians.
Associate of Arts and Sciences
This degree prepares students to transfer to a four-year college to complete a degree in science. You should select this track if you wish to learn more about computer science.
Associate of Science
The Computer Science degree is designed for persons who plan to transfer. This program provides a vital education to prepare students for a future in the computer science field.
Associate of Applied Science
The purpose of the Information Systems Technology AAS degree is to develop and/or enhance the information technology skills and knowledge of students by providing training in the latest technology that businesses demand. This program is for students who seek employment in business information systems, who desire to update their information technology skills for their current job, or who desire to improve their technology skills and knowledge to help prepare for industry certifications.
Associate of Science
The Science focused degree is for persons who plan to transfer. This program provides a vital education to prepare students for a future in any science field.
Career Studies Certificate
The Computer Applications Fundamentals program is designed to introduce students to computer application software required by business and industry. Students will use computer application software to develop business applications. The career studies certificate will help prepare students for the MOS certification exams for Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Career Studies Certificate
This program is designed to provide computer education and training required by business and industry. Specifically, this includes skills necessary to function in today’s highly technical and computerized environment. Students will use computer application software to develop business applications. The career studies certificate will help prepare students for the MOS certification exams for Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint.
Career Studies Certificate
The Computer Programmer Career Studies Certificate prepares students to design and implement traditional/legacy stand-alone and client-server applications using procedural and object-oriented development techniques. The material presented in this certificate will help prepare students for the Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer Certification.
Career Studies Certificate
The Web Development Career Studies Certificate provides knowledge and skills for the creation and management of well-designed and well-organized Web sites. The material presented in this certificate will help prepare students for the CIW Associate Certification and the CIW Associate Design Specialist Certification.
Career Studies Certificate
The Network Fundamentals Career Studies Certificate provides the student with a background in beginning networking skills. The material presented in this certificate will help prepare students for the CompTIA A+ Certification and the CompTIA Network+ Certification. It is recommended that students complete the A+ Certification before the Network+ Certification.
Bachelor of Business Administration
The Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree at JMU prepares students for professional careers that require both the business knowledge and the technical skills to help clients design, build and deliver competitive computer-based solutions. Computer and information systems managers play a vital role in the technological direction of their organizations and must stay abreast of the latest technology to ensure the organization does not lag behind its competitors.
JMU's CIS program was recognized as one of the top ten undergraduate information technology programs in the United States (TechRepublic, 2008) and is part of the nationally recognized JMU College of Business. Professors in the program use a variety of teaching methods including projects, cases and business simulations to prepare graduates with strong technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills; effective communication and presentation skills; hands-on experience; and the ability to work effectively in individual and team-oriented environments.
Several features of JMU's CIS program are distinctive:
- Outstanding placement of graduates: the JMU CIS program is viewed as a prime recruiting school by many leading employers throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
- Course work in a variety of specialties.
- Business intelligence
- Business process management
- Computer forensics
- Computer security management
- Information technology consulting
- Information technology project management
- Excellent opportunities for internships and job-related work experience through JMU's Handshake program and an active JMU CIS alumni network of over 3,100 graduates.
- Active student chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP): Students regularly compete in the National Collegiate Conference, network with industry professionals, engage in service-learning projects, and expand their leadership skills by serving as chapter leaders.
Bachelor of Science
The major puts students in the middle of the exploding information revolution where they study technological advances such as object-oriented software, communication networks, multimedia systems, information security and artificial intelligence. Students will learn about computing technologies used by today’s professionals and how to use these technologies to solve real-world problems. Students will learn to analyze problems, design solutions, implement solutions using multiple computing technologies, test and install those solutions, and communicate those solutions to others in written and verbal presentations.
Associate of Science
The associate of science degree in Computer Science is designed for students who wish to pursue a four-year degree in Computer Science. The curriculum is mapped to the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Transfer curriculum, which has Cybersecurity infusion. The degree in Computer Science prepares students with core knowledge and skills needed for entry into baccalaureate schools of education programs in computer science. Students should know the specific requirements of the four-year school to which they wish to transfer to make appropriate course choices. The degree is transferable under TransferVA articulation agreements as long as the common curriculum is followed.
Associate of Applied Science
Possible occupations for graduates include computer operator, help desk support, computer programmer, programmer analyst, PC support technician, and network support technician.
The AAS degree program with a major in Information Systems Technology is designed for people who wish to be an Information Systems generalist with knowledge in various areas, such as computer applications, programming, database, web applications, cybersecurity and networking/cloud support.
Students in the IST degree program are encouraged to also enroll in one or more of the technology-related Career Studies Certificates (CSC). CSC programs are available in specific areas of concentration such as applied computer science, cloud computing, cybersecurity, cybersecurity and networking foundations, networking and software development. The courses in the CSC programs can be applied as approved IT electives which are a part of the IST degree.
Associate of Applied Science
The associate of applied science degree in Cybersecurity focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data. Graduates from this specialization can expect to find entry level jobs in computer security related fields.
Career Studies Certificate
This program will provide a basic computer science foundation.
Career Studies Certificate
The Software Development Career Studies Certificate will provide students with a thorough understanding of software design and development. Students will learn how to create applications using multiple high-level programming languages.
Career Studies Certificate
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) focus on building machine learning models used for predicting, making decisions, and enhancing human capabilities. Experiential learning through practical applications with data sets from numerous domains. The certificates provide the knowledge and skills used in a variety of fields using artificial intelligence, including computer technology, health care, aerospace, industrial, and manufacturing industries.
Career Studies Certificate
Immersive technologies create distinct experiences by merging the physical world with a digital or simulated reality. Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Extended Reality (XR) technologies form a multifaceted, revolutionary industry. The program will provide the knowledge and skills to begin a career building VR, AR, and XR systems in this rapidly evolving technological landscape. You will have the opportunity to master game engines, use 3D technology, learn multiple programming languages, create 360 videos, experience a diverse type of VR and AR headsets, and much more. You will also learn important professional skills like self-initiative, effective teamwork, project conceptualization, system documentation, and public speaking through course projects and demonstrations.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate is designed for those who seek employment in the field of cloud computing as well as for those who are currently in the technology fields and wish to increase their knowledge and/or update their skills. Cloud computing - which delivers vast data capacity to organizations of all sizes without requiring on-site servers - is considered one of the biggest growth areas in technology today.
Bachelor of Arts
For our students who see computer science as part of a broader
portfolio of interests and skills in their liberal arts education, we
offer a BA, requiring an additional course in the arts or humanities.
This option can be an especially good fit for CS majors who have a minor
or second major outside the sciences.
Bachelor of Science
For our students interested in a more exclusive focus on computer
science (and directly allied fields such as math and cybersecurity), and
aiming for future work in the more technical side of computer science,
we offer the BS degree, requiring a course in calculus in addition to
their other requirements for the major. Many of the jobs in this area,
especially those advertised by the government or defense contractors,
require calculus or even more mathematical background; this is also
essential for students who are on track for graduate school in computer
science.
Bachelor of Science
Students earning a B.S. in Computer Science degree will gain both a breadth of knowledge in the computing field as well as the depth of knowledge in computer science, particularly as it relates to software development.
Career Studies Certificate
The Computer Software Specialist - Mobile Application Development Career Studies Certificate is designed to prepare students to enter the workforce as mobile application developers who can create and test business-oriented software applications. The curriculum consists of general and specialized computer courses with an emphasis in mobile applications programming.
Career Studies Certificate
The Software Development I Career Studies Certificate is designed to prepare students to enter the workforce as software developers who can create and test business-oriented software applications. The curriculum includes general and specialized computer courses focusing on programming and database applications. This certificate includes both classroom and lab instruction.
Career Studies Certificate
The Software Development II Career Studies Certificate is designed to prepare students to enter the workforce as software developers who can create and test business-oriented software applications. The curriculum includes general and specialized computer courses in advanced level programming with an emphasis on systems analysis and project integration. This certificate includes both classroom and lab instruction.
Career Studies Certificate
This curriculum will prepare students for employment as help desk specialists/technicians, desktop support specialists, and technical support specialists. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to study for the CompTIA A+ and Security+ industry certifications.
Career Studies Certificate
This program was developed to prepare the student with the foundational skills required for many entry level IT positions, with a focus on cloud computing on leading platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Associate of Applied Science
The Information Systems Technology degree trains students to work in with computers and networking technologies, and systems administration. Students receive a balance of lecture and hands-on lab time with computer equipment. Students also learn about network security.
Associate of Science
This program is the first two years of study that comprise a bachelor's degree at a four-year college or university in one of the natural sciences. The Foundation in mathematics and science will prepare students for more intensive study in their junior and senior years. In addition to English and mathematics, students will complete course in social sciences and humanities. Science sequences are offered in biology, chemistry, and physics.
Associate of Applied Science
The information technology degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree. The need for computer professionals in the United States is growing as companies become more global. Almost every major challenge facing our world involves turning to computers for a solution. The computer job market has a considerable demand with high salaries for qualified professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job growth rate ranges from 38% to 56% across the computer industry. In fact, according to one report software engineering is the number one best job for salary and opportunities.
Associate of Applied Science
The rapid growth of the Internet, on-line databases, and e-commerce has increased the demand for technicians who understand IT security. The Cyber Security specialization curriculum prepares the student to enter the job market as an entry-level cyber security specialist, network security technician, or penetration tester.
Associate of Applied Science
The information technology degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree. The need for computer professionals in the United States is growing as companies become more global. Almost every major challenge facing our world involves turning to computers for a solution. The computer job market has a considerable demand with high salaries for qualified professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job growth rate ranges from 38% to 56% across the computer industry. In fact, according to one report software engineering is the number one best job for salary and opportunities.
Associate of Applied Science
The rapid growth of the computer and electronic industries has increased the demand for technicians who understand both hardware and software technologies. The IT Network and Technical Support specialization curriculum prepares the student to enter the job market as a computer technician or entry-level systems administrator.
Associate of Science
The transfer degrees program is designed for students who plan to complete a baccalaureate degree program at a four-year college or university, or who are not yet prepared to select a definite career objective. The AS Engineering Computer Science major provides the first two years of a guided pathway for students interested in transferring to a four-year college or university and entering the engineering profession with a focus on computer science.
Career Studies Certificate
The career studies certificate program is a response to the non-conventional short-term program of studies needed by many adults within the college region. It offers a series of specialized program options which represent a wide variety of adult career and academic interest course areas. The options within this program are intended to represent the minimum amount of college course work considered representative of these fields of study.
Career Studies Certificate
The career studies certificate program is a response to the non-conventional short-term program of studies needed by many adults within the college region. It offers a series of specialized program options which represent a wide variety of adult career and academic interest course areas. The options within this program are intended to represent the minimum amount of college course work considered representative of these fields of study.
Career Studies Certificate
This career studies certificate provides training in digital design using a variety of application softwares such as Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and Flash. Students learn programming languages, operating systems, and database management and create web apps, mobile apps, and web pages.Upon completion of the program, students are employable as software programmers, app programmers, or mobile app designers.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Bachelor of Science
The Computer Science Program is designed to provide students with fundamental training in the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science. Coupled with the program’s strong mathematics component, this training provides graduates with the necessary background for employment in a wide variety of computing fields or for a smooth entry into graduate level study. The B.S. degree program in Computer Science is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Career Studies Certificate
Purpose: This program is designed to provide knowledge in accounting, information security, and analytics to working business professionals. This program enables students to bridge the gap between accounting and technology. This program helps prepare students for the highly in demand Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) exam and/or registered CPA's for the Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP) exam.
Associate of Science
The curriculum is designed primarily for students who wish to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree in computer science. The curriculum emphasizes the study of the science of computing and the use of computing in a scientific setting.
Associate of Applied Science
This curriculum is designed for those who seek employment in the field of information technology, for those who are presently in that field and who wish to increase their knowledge and update their skills, and for those who must augment their abilities in other fields with knowledge and skills in information technology.
Credit for Prior Learning: Students in this program may be eligible for credit for prior learning. See an academic advisor or counselor for further information.
Career Studies Certificate
This program prepares the student to design and implement traditional/legacy stand-alone and client-server applications using procedural and object-oriented development techniques. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to study for one of the following industry certifications: MCP-Programming or the Sun Certified Programming for Java 2.
Career Studies Certificate
Purpose: This program is designed to provide students with skills that support the newest capabilities and advances in digital data analytics. These new features in digital data analytics technology enable the data analyst to collect, analyze and make data accessible for making business decisions. This program focuses on training data analytics specialists who can provide these advantages to their employers and stay on the leading edge of technology. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to study for data analytics exams such as CompTIA Data+, Microsoft Certified: Data Analyst Associate and Google Data Analytics Certificate. Credit for Prior Learning: Students in this program may be eligible for credit for prior learning. See an academic advisor or counselor for further information.
Associate of Applied Science
This curriculum is designed for those who seek employment in the field of cloud computing, for those who are presently in that field and who desire to increase their knowledge and update their skills, and for those who must augment their abilities in other fields with knowledge and skills in cloud computing.
Credit for Prior Learning: Students in this program may be eligible for credit for prior learning. See an academic advisor or counselor for further information.
Career Studies Certificate
Purpose: This curriculum is designed for those who seek employment in the field of cloud computing, for those who are presently in that field and who desire to increase their knowledge and update their skills, and for those who must augment their abilities in other fields with knowledge and skills in cloud computing.
Credit for Prior Learning:Students in this program may be eligible for credit for prior learning. See an academic advisor or counselor for further information.
Career Studies Certificate
Purpose: This program prepares students for entry-level employment in data centers and related industries that require technicians/technologists trained in engineering technology, information technology, fiber optics, electronics, and data processing. Coursework will prepare students to earn the A+ Hardware, A+ Software, Network Troubleshooting, ETA FOI (Fiber Optic), and OSHA 10 industry credentials. Recommended prerequisites: There are no required prerequisites for this certificate. It is recommended that the student possess proficiency in high school English, high school algebra, and geometry and possess the ability to utilize hand tools and instrumentation.
Career Studies Certificate
Purpose:This program is designed for individuals seeking employment in either a mobile application software development firm or large organization with a mobile application development team as well as for those persons already employed who wish to update their skills in mobile application development and testing. This curriculum will prepare students for employment as junior mobile application developers as well as quality assurance test engineers for native mobile applications. Upon completion, graduates are prepared to study for the Google Associate Android Developer certification.
Associate of Science
This curriculum is designed for persons who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree program in information technology.
Associate of Science
The curriculum is designed for individuals who are interested in a professional or scientific program and who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree with a major in one of the following fields: agriculture, biology, chemistry, pre-dentistry, forestry, geology, oceanography, pharmacy, physics, physical therapy, pre-medicine, science education, or mathematics.
BS in Computer Science
Computer science professionals are in high demand. This is due to their ability to impact a wide variety of industries and organizations as well as the critical dependence many domains on computer science. This program prepares students for the world of professional software development and other in-demand computer science jobs, including network and database administration and information security analysis. Graduates also frequently go on to graduate study or certification in computer science or related fields.
Associate of Applied Science
The information technology degree prepares a student to earn an entry-level position in the computer industry or continue to a university and earn a four-year degree. The need for computer professionals in the United States is growing as companies become more global. Almost every major challenge facing our world involves turning to computers for a solution. The computer job market has a considerable demand with high salaries for qualified professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job growth rate ranges from 38% to 56% across the computer industry. In fact, according to one report software engineering is the number one best job for salary and opportunities.
Associate of Applied Science
The rapid growth of the Internet, on-line databases, and e-commerce has increased the demand for technicians who understand IT security. The Cyber Security specialization curriculum prepares the student to enter the job market as an entry-level cyber security specialist, network security technician, or penetration tester.
Career Studies Certificate
This program trains students to provide support and advice to customers and other users. This occupational group includes technical support specialists and help-desk technicians. These troubleshooters interpret problems and provide technical support for hardware, software, and systems. They answer telephone calls, analyze problems using automated diagnostic programs, and resolve recurrent difficulties. Support specialists may work either within a company that uses computer systems or directly for a computer hardware or software vendor. Increasingly, these specialists work for help desk or support services firms, where they provide computer support to clients on a contract basis. In smaller firms, the support specialists will solve a variety of computing problems to help businesses serve their customers.
Career Studies Certificate
Hardware and Software Support is designed to provide a business and computing background as preparation for a career in computing. The importance of studying computing in the context of business is that the student has an area in which to start applying computer problem solving and methodology. Upon completion of the program, students should possess basic skills to enter a variety of computing jobs in computer support services including Installation Repair Technicians. Students may also use this program as a step toward advanced study in specialized areas of computing such as the Network Hardware and Software Support Specialization.
Associate of Sciences
This program of study is for students who plan to transfer to a four-year school to complete a degree in a business related field.
Associate of Science
The associate of science curriculum in computer science is designed for those who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree program in computer science. The curriculum emphasizes the study of the science of computing and the use of computing in a scientific setting.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Fundamentals of Programming is designed to provide the expertise needed for an entry-level job in computer programming. Graduates will have the necessary skills to write and debug basic computer code. This program of study also provides students with the proficiency to proceed to the next level of education, the Career Studies Certificate in Programming Concepts. Career development for individuals seeking positions such as an application specialist or computer programmer.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Help Desk is designed to provide teh expertise needed for an enrty-level job in computer support. Graduates will have teh necessary skills to setup and troubleshoot basic computer software and hardware. This program of study also provided students with the proficiency to proceed to teh next level of education, the Career Studies Certificate in Network Support. This certificate will prepare graduates to function in public, private, and government organizations supporting computers as a help desk technician. Teh certificate will also help prepare graduates for the CompTIA A+ certification exam.
Associate of Applied Science
The curriculum is designed for persons who seek full-time or part-time employment in a computer-related field immediately upon completion of the curriculum. Both persons who are seeking their first employment or those presently in the field who are seeking promotion may benefit from this program. This curriculum is not intended for transfer to a four-year college. Career development for individuals seeking positions such as application specialist, technical trainer, desktop support technician, accounts receivable/ payable assistant or other positions related to the applications field.
Associate of Applied Science
This degree program is designed for persons who seek full-time or part-time employment in a computer-related field immediately upon completeion of the program. Both individuals who are seeking thier first employment or those currently in the field who are seeking promotion may benefit from this program. This degree program is not intended to transfer to a four-year college or university.
This specialization will help prepare graduates for the A+, Network +, Security +, and AWS Cloud Practitioner examinations. Career development for individuals seeking positions such as application specialist, software engineer, cloud engineer, data engineer, Java developer, and full stack developer.
Associate of Applied Science
This specialization in Cybersecurity is designed as a two-year degree program offering students both new to the field and currently employed in related work the opportunity to fully develop a work-ready skillset in Cybersecurity and Infrormation Systems Technology. Graduates will have he necessary skills to protect computing systems and networks that have an important impact on data confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Graduates will be knowledgeable about computer network threats and appropriate responses. This specialization will prepare graduates to functioin in public, private, and governmental organizations, in roles requiring assessment, operations, protection, and improvement of network security systems. In addition, graduates will possess a thorough knowledge of computer systems and networks with specific training in programming, server administration, system administration, and computer applications. This specialization will also help prepare graduates for the A+, Network +, Security +, SSCP, CISM, CCNP, and ISSP examinations. This program is aligned to the standards set forth by the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education. Successful graduates will be eligible for employment in the occupations of Netwrok Assistant, Network Systems Administrator, Network Analyst, and Penetration Tester.
Associate of Applied Science
The degree program is designed for persons who seek full-time or part-time employment in a computer-related field immediately upon completion of the program. Both persons who are seeking thier first employment or those presently in the field who are seeking promotion may benefit from this program. The degree program is not intended to transfer to a four-year college or university. Career development for individuals seeking positions such as application specialist, computer programmer, full stack developer, front-end developer, web developer, and application developer.
Bachelor of Science
Students seeking the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Technology must complete the University’s REAL Curriculum Requirements, the Degree Core Requirements, the Bachelor of Science Requirements, and the courses required for at least one concentration. Students must choose at least one of the four concentrations within the major: Computer Science, Database, Networks, and Software Engineering.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Information Science and Systems provides a foundation in information technology combined with courses from other areas to prepare students to work for companies managing their technology resources. Students must choose from at least one of the concentrations within the major: Healthcare Information Systems, Information Systems and Decision Sciences, Information Systems and Web Development, or Information Systems Security.
Certificate
The certificate addresses issues across different aspects of computing, raises awareness of security risks, and improves the ability of our students to develop end-to-end security solutions.
Bachelor of Science
The study of computer science offers students the opportunity to develop problem solving facility and helps develop skills that have broad utility in theory and application and are amongst the most sought-after by employers. The abstraction of real-world problems, the construction of algorithms to display and transform data, and the theory of computation are all central concerns of computer science. The minor in computer science can be effectively combined with any major.
Whether studied with professional goals in mind, to supplement the study of any other field, or just for interest’s sake, computer science offers a powerful way to approach many challenging problems. When combined with selected courses in mathematics and physics, the minor will help prepare the student for graduate work in computer science and related fields
Whether studied with professional goals in mind, to supplement the study of any other field, or just for interest’s sake, computer science offers a powerful way to approach many challenging problems. When combined with selected courses in mathematics and physics, the minor will help prepare the student for graduate work in computer science and related fields
Minor
The Department of Mathematics wishes to share the beauty and usefulness of mathematics with as many undergraduates as possible, recognizing that each student has different reasons for studying mathematics. Some require mathematical training to support professional goals in related fields such as the sciences, the social sciences or engineering. Others choose to pursue mathematics for its own sake, either because of the many career opportunities stemming from a direct application of mathematics or because of the sheer beauty of the subject. And, of course, some degree of mathematical background is essential in order to understand the natural and human world and the many challenges facing humanity.
Randolph College provides many ways to engage with mathematics. In addition to the rigorous training afforded by our regular course offerings, faculty frequently engage students in independent study based on student and faculty interests. Furthermore, Randolph College students have been very successful participating in various mathematics competitions against other undergraduate students in the United States. Furthermore, Randolph College Mathematics students have participated regularly in undergraduate research opportunities and internships.
The study of computer science offers students the opportunity to develop problem solving facility and helps develop skills which have broad utility in theory and application and are amongst the most sought-after by employers. The abstraction of real-world problems, the construction of algorithms to display and transform data, and the theory of computation are all central concerns of computer science. The minor in computer science can be effectively combined with any major. Whether studied with professional goals in mind, to supplement the study of any other field, or just for interest's sake, computer science offers a powerful way to approach many challenging problems. When combined with selected courses in mathematics and physics, the minor will help prepare the student for graduate work in computer science and related fields.
Randolph College provides many ways to engage with mathematics. In addition to the rigorous training afforded by our regular course offerings, faculty frequently engage students in independent study based on student and faculty interests. Furthermore, Randolph College students have been very successful participating in various mathematics competitions against other undergraduate students in the United States. Furthermore, Randolph College Mathematics students have participated regularly in undergraduate research opportunities and internships.
The study of computer science offers students the opportunity to develop problem solving facility and helps develop skills which have broad utility in theory and application and are amongst the most sought-after by employers. The abstraction of real-world problems, the construction of algorithms to display and transform data, and the theory of computation are all central concerns of computer science. The minor in computer science can be effectively combined with any major. Whether studied with professional goals in mind, to supplement the study of any other field, or just for interest's sake, computer science offers a powerful way to approach many challenging problems. When combined with selected courses in mathematics and physics, the minor will help prepare the student for graduate work in computer science and related fields.
Bachelor of Science
The computer science curriculum integrates theory and practice by including foundational topics that underpin the discipline and by emphasizing the value of abstraction and good engineering design in project development. Elective courses provide an opportunity for deeper study in areas of interest. An important part of the curriculum is the inclusion of professional practice activities such as research experience, teamwork, oral communication and technical writing, and project development. While being sensitive to changes in technology, the curriculum also seeks to prepare students for lifelong learning to enable them to meet future challenges.
A student expecting to major or minor in computer science should enroll in CSCI 111-CSCI 112 in the first year. If credit is given for one or both of these courses, then a student should enroll in CSCI 211 or CSCI 210. A student interested in future graduate studies should complete the two calculus sequences, MATH 131-MATH 132. A student interested in computer hardware is encouraged to select PHYS 210 to meet one of the collegiate science requirements.
Bachelor of Science
Cybersecurity is a computing-based discipline that involves the creation, operation, analysis, and testing of secure systems, networks, and applications to protect against a variety of digital threats. The cybersecurity curriculum is based on national standards and builds on a computer science foundation. The curriculum emphasizes four main areas of cybersecurity: information security, software security, network security, and system security. Mindful of the rapid changes in technology, the curriculum seeks to prepare students for lifelong learning to enable them to meet future challenges. A student expecting to major in cybersecurity should complete CSCI 111 and CSCI 112 in the first year.
Capstone experiences offered by the Department of Computer Science include CSCI 401, CSCI 403, and CSCI 485, all of which are available to majors in cybersecurity.
Minor
The computer science curriculum integrates theory and practice by including foundational topics that underpin the discipline and by emphasizing the value of abstraction and good engineering design in project development. Elective courses provide an opportunity for deeper study in areas of interest. An important part of the curriculum is the inclusion of professional practice activities such as research experience, teamwork, oral communication and technical writing, and project development. While being sensitive to changes in technology, the curriculum also seeks to prepare students for lifelong learning to enable them to meet future challenges.
A student expecting to major or minor in computer science should enroll in CSCI 111-CSCI 112 in the first year. If credit is given for one or both of these courses, then a student should enroll in CSCI 211 or CSCI 210. A student interested in future graduate studies should complete the two calculus sequences, MATH 131-MATH 132. A student interested in computer hardware is encouraged to select PHYS 210 to meet one of the collegiate science requirements.
Career Studies Certificate
To develop basic skills in computer literacy and operations of the microcomputer. The program of study is designed to train and equip students with the essential skills needed in an automated working environment.
Career Studies Certificate
This certificate is designed to prepare individuals with entry-level skills to enter the field (or fields) of game design, web design and animation.
Associate of Science
You’ve got goals. And you want a degree to help you achieve them. Regent's Associate of Science in Information Systems provides basic knowledge in technical design, development and management. Gain the skills needed to position yourself as an essential entry-level professional in business, higher education, or nonprofit and government organizations. You can also pursue your bachelor’s to seek career advancement in this in-demand field.
Bachelor of Science
Ready to take your computer skills to the next level? Regent's Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is a highly marketable degree that you can utilize in a variety of in-demand career fields. Learn to solve sophisticated computational problems, improve processing efficiencies, and explore ethical and social challenges connected to careers in tech and computer science—all from a Christian worldview.
Bachelor of Science
You’ve got goals. And you want a degree that gives you the skills to achieve them. Regent's Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Technology (IST) will position you as a computer information systems leader in your field. Learn to deploy technology, manage information, and design technology that works securely, reliably, and efficiently.
Certificate
The Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Science is an academic certificate offering students the opportunity to earn a higher education credential that combines a love of technology with computer information systems. This certificate is ideal for individuals who may not otherwise consider a full degree program but wish to solve computational problems, improve processing efficiencies, and explore ethical and social challenges connected to tech and computer science careers.
Certificate
The Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems is an academic certificate offering students the opportunity to earn a higher education credential that combines a love for technology with collecting, storing and processing data. This certificate is ideal for individuals who may not otherwise consider a full degree program but want to learn information and communication technologies that help organizations solve problems and improve outcomes. Â
Associate of Science
Bachelor of Arts
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Computer Science Education involves the study of computer science and math in combination with educational theory, methods, and field placement courses that prepare students to teach at secondary grade levels, 6-12. Completion of the major meets all of the academic requirements for a teaching license in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Bachelor of Science
Computer science involves the study of algorithms, computers, and computation itself. Studying it prepares students for the computational challenges of the modern world. The Roanoke Computer Science Program has been ranked by the Princeton Review as one of the country’s best. Computer Science faculty both challenge and support students, involve interested students in research projects, and support graduating students in finding a great job or attending graduate school.
Bachelor of Science
Data science is an emerging field which involves the combination of computer programming, mathematics and statistics to extract meaningful insights from data. The study of data science develops technical, critical thinking and communication skills. The field of data science is experiencing high and growing job demand. At Roanoke, faculty from Mathematics and Computer Science teach a core set of classes. Students can then choose between an Applied Track taught by Economics faculty, and a Theoretical Track taught by Mathematics and Computer Science faculty. In either Track, students are prepared for further work or for graduate study by a year-long Practicum in Data Science.
Bachelor of Science
The bachelor of science in computer science will provide students with the fundamentals of computer science along with a broad look at various technology topics. Students will investigate algorithms, computer hardware and computer software. Students will have a strong foundation in mathematics and programming along with abstract computer theory and practical application.
Certificate
The Information Systems Technology certificate program introduces students to several Information Technology (IT) sectors such as hardware, software, networking, and repair/troubleshooting. This curriculum is designed to introduce the student to these topics through short-term training and to serve as a foundation for further study in the Information Systems Technology degree program.
Career Studies Certificate
The career studies program is a response to the non-conventional, short-term program of study needs of many adults within the college region. It is designed on the basis of a series of specialized program options that represent a wide variety of career and academic interest course areas. These options include a minimum amount of course work considered representative of these fields of study. Each program option is designed as a distinct mini-curriculum within a broader range of adult education possibilities.
Career Studies Certificate
The computer and Office Basics Career Studies Certificate tracks are designed to give students a general overview of topics which would contribute to an understanding of business and the technological skills required to operate efficiently in an office environment. As many business enterprises ask personnel to update or assist in developing web pages, update information on web pages or provide basic support of information accessed via web pages, the design track provides a foundation in understanding software applications required to do so.
Associate of Applied Science
The Information Systems Technology degree introduces students to a very broad field that includes many Information Technology (IT) sectors such as hardware, software, networking, web design, programming and repair/troubleshooting. This curriculum is designed to prepare the student for entry-level employment in this rapidly expanding field.
Career Studies Certificate
The Career Studies Certificate in Information Technology and Business Fundamentals is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills to operate a personal computer. The focus of the program will include general computer usage, keyboarding, Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, email and Internet. The program covers the competencies for the Digital Literacy certification.
Career Studies Certificate
The IT Support Career Certificate prepares participates for an entry-level job in IT Support. The curriculum prepares participants for he Google IT Support Certification. This program can service as a stand-alone credential or a stackable credential on top of another business, technology or technical degree.
Associate of Applied Science
The Associate of Applied Science in Information Systems Technology helps students to develop skills needed for professions in information technology. Information technology continues to rank as one of the nation's fastest-growing sectors. The U.S. Labor Department estimates the demand for information technology specialists will increase 15 percent within the next decade.
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science Degree Program in Computer Science is designed to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a baccalaureate degree program with a major in computer science or a related discipline.
Bachelor of Science
Whether you are interested in tech or are hoping to study mathematical theory, the Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering and Management of Information Systems department (MCS) at UVA Wise will help you find your path. Known for its hands-on learning opportunities in each of the majors offered, this department also boasts the only 4-year, public undergraduate program in Software Engineering in Virginia.
Bachelor of Science
Whether you are interested in tech or are hoping to study mathematical theory, the Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering and Management of Information Systems department (MCS) at UVA Wise will help you find your path. Known for its hands-on learning opportunities in each of the majors offered, this department also boasts the only 4-year, public undergraduate program in Software Engineering in Virginia.
Certificate
The Certificate program enables students to complete the core requirements for information technology and start their concentration in one of the following areas: Cyber Security, Database Specialist, Geographic Information Systems, Network Administration, Network Infrastructure Specialist, Programming and Mobile Applications Development, or Web Development Specialist. Students select from ONE of the IST Career Studies Certificate programs to define an area of concentration.
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree program in Computer Science is designed primarily for students who wish to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in computer science. The curriculum emphasizes programming, software design, study of algorithms, and data structures as well as computer hardware and architecture.
Computer Science courses required for the Computer Science degree are available at the Chesapeake and Virginia Beach campuses.
Computer Science courses required for the Computer Science degree are available at the Chesapeake and Virginia Beach campuses.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. in Cyber Security degree prepares students to recognize and prevent threats to information and information systems, and to master the techniques needed to defend against these threats. The program covers security models, intrusion detection, incident handling, firewalls, perimeter protection, and network security law. Graduates may seek employment as information security officers and network security specialists in local businesses, educational institutions, and governmental agencies. Through articulated agreements, transfer to a four-year college may also be possible.
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree program in Science prepares students to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in science leading to careers in fields such as biology, chemistry, dental hygiene, forestry, general science, geophysical science, mathematics, medical technology, nuclear medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and physics. The program also prepares students for transfer into baccalaureate degrees leading to advanced studies in medicine, dentistry, and veterinary medicine.
Courses required for the Science degree are available on all four campuses.
Courses required for the Science degree are available on all four campuses.
Career Studies Certificate
The Programming and Mobile Applications Development Career Studies Certificate program provides students with the skills to apply critical-thinking and problem-solving techniques utilizing structured and object-oriented programming languages. Students design, code, debug, and document their programs in addition to developing web-based application programs. Graduates may be employed as entry-level programmers or applications support personnel.
Career Studies Certificate
The Database Specialist Career Studies Certificate program provides students with skills in designing, implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting relational databases. Graduates may seek employment as database administrators, database analysts, or database specialists.
TCC is an Oracle Academic Initiative (OAI) Partner and an authorized Oracle training site. The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) and Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) industry certifications.
TCC is an Oracle Academic Initiative (OAI) Partner and an authorized Oracle training site. The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) and Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) industry certifications.
Career Studies Certificate
The Network Administration Career Studies Certificate program provides students with a broad background in network administration utilizing a number of network operating systems, such as Windows, Unix, and Linux. In addition, students configure and maintain routers to support the network infrastructure. Graduates may seek employment as network administrators or help desk technicians.
Career Studies Certificate
The Network Infrastructure Specialist Career Studies Certificate program is designed to provide students with the skills to install and configure a network, optimize Wide Area Networks (WANs) through Internet access solutions that reduce bandwidth and lower costs, configure routers and switches, design and implement wireless solutions, and secure the networks. Graduates may seek employment as network infrastructure administrators, specialists, analysts, or engineers.
The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to industry certifications as a Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA).
The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to industry certifications as a Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA).
Career Studies Certificate
The Cybersecurity and Networking Foundation Career Studies Certificate introduces students to information technology concepts and skills so they are prepared to recognize, prevent and defend against threats to information and information systems. Students will also be introduced to topics such as operating systems, computer hardware, networking concepts, and cybersecurity and programming.
Career Studies Certificate
The Cyber Security Career Studies Certificate program is designed to provide students with the skills to recognize and prevent threats to information and information systems and to master techniques for defense against such threats. Security models, intrusion detection, incident handling, firewalls, perimeter protection, and network security law issues are covered in the course work. Graduates may seek employment as information security officers and network security specialists in local businesses, educational institutions, and governmental agencies.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. Information Systems Technology: Specialization - Database Specialist program prepares students for employment as they will complete their core information technology course requirements and learn the skills needed for designing, implementing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and administering relational databases. Graduates may seek employment as database administrators, database analysts, or database specialists.
TCC is an Oracle Academic Initiative (OAI) Partner and an authorized Oracle training site. The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) and Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) industry certifications.
TCC is an Oracle Academic Initiative (OAI) Partner and an authorized Oracle training site. The courses in this program prepare students for the examinations leading to Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) and Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) industry certifications.
Associate of Applied Science - Information Systems Technology (Geographic Information Systems - GIS)
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. Information Systems Technology: Specialization - Geographic Information Systems (GIS) program prepares students for employment as they will complete their core information technology course requirements and learn the skills necessary to visualize, analyze, and model GIS systems to help in the planning and decision-making processes of a business organization. Graduates may seek employment as GIS specialists within a private, public, or governmental agency.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. Information Systems Technology: Specialization - Network Administration program allows students to complete their core information technology course requirements and learn the skills in network administration utilizing network operating systems, such as Windows, Unix or Linux and basic Cyber Security. Students also learn to configure and administer AWS and Azure Cloud for organizations. Graduates may seek employment as network or cloud computing administrators, intro cyber security or help desk technicians.
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. Information Systems Technology: Specialization - Network Infrastructure Specialist program allows students to complete core information technology course requirements while learning to install and configure a network as well as optimize Wide Area Networks (WANs) through Internet access solutions. This program covers router configuration and switches, design and implementation of wireless solutions, and network security. Graduates may seek employment as network infrastructure administrators, specialists, analysts, or engineers. The courses in this program also prepare students for examinations leading to industry certifications as a Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA) and Cisco Certified Network Associate Security (CCNA Security).
Associate of Applied Science
The A.A.S. Information Systems Technology: Specialization - Programming and Mobile Applications Development program allows students to complete core information technology course requirements while developing skills to design, code, debug, and document computer programs, in addition to developing web-based applications utilizing structured and object-oriented programming languages. Graduates may be employed as entry-level programmers or applications support personnel.
Bachelor of Science
The computer science curriculum is designed to provide students with the broad range of core competencies required of all computer professionals, as well as the opportunity to acquire an understanding of selected advanced topics in computer science.
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science
Want to write cutting-edge software? Code the next killer app? Computer scientists find innovative solutions to complex problems. Our bachelor's program combines theory, application, technique, and design. Explore computer architecture, multi-threaded programming, and software engineering, and choose from electives in networks, 3D graphics, computer security, and more. The bachelor's program in computer science offers an array of courses, including problem solving with databases, digital storytelling, computer ethics, theoretical foundations of computing, Web application development, artificial intelligence, data mining, software engineering, and more.
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science
This bioinformatics program consists of a core curriculum that provides immersion in the field of bioinformatics as well as foundational courses in biology, chemistry, computer science and statistics. The bachelor’s program in bioinformatics requires breadth of training via the VCU ConnectED general education requirements, a bioinformatics core with ancillary scientific course work and focused training in the areas of biological/genomic sciences, computational sciences or quantitative/statistical sciences through the concentration-specific courses.
Students wishing to pursue the bioinformatics major must apply for admission into the program. High school seniors as well as students transferring to VCU should follow the regular VCU admissions process and deadlines, being sure to indicate clearly in their application that they wish to apply to the bioinformatics program. Continuing VCU students wishing to apply to the program may contact the bioinformatics academic adviser at (804) 828-0825.
Transfer students and continuing VCU students with at least 15 college credits should present a suggested college GPA of 3.0 including relevant course work in science, math or computer science.
Bachelor of Science
This bioinformatics program consists of a core curriculum that provides immersion in the field of bioinformatics as well as foundational courses in biology, chemistry, computer science and statistics. The bachelor’s program in bioinformatics requires breadth of training via the VCU ConnectED general education requirements, a bioinformatics core with ancillary scientific course work and focused training in the areas of biological/genomic sciences, computational sciences or quantitative/statistical sciences through the concentration-specific courses.
Students wishing to pursue the bioinformatics major must apply for admission into the program. High school seniors as well as students transferring to VCU should follow the regular VCU admissions process and deadlines, being sure to indicate clearly in their application that they wish to apply to the bioinformatics program. Continuing VCU students wishing to apply to the program may contact the bioinformatics academic adviser at (804) 828-0825.
Transfer students and continuing VCU students with at least 15 college credits should present a suggested college GPA of 3.0 including relevant course work in science, math or computer science.
Bachelor of Science
This bioinformatics program consists of a core curriculum that provides immersion in the field of bioinformatics as well as foundational courses in biology, chemistry, computer science and statistics. The bachelor’s program in bioinformatics requires breadth of training via the VCU ConnectED general education requirements, a bioinformatics core with ancillary scientific course work and focused training in the areas of biological/genomic sciences, computational sciences or quantitative/statistical sciences through the concentration-specific courses.
Students wishing to pursue the bioinformatics major must apply for admission into the program. High school seniors as well as students transferring to VCU should follow the regular VCU admissions process and deadlines, being sure to indicate clearly in their application that they wish to apply to the bioinformatics program. Continuing VCU students wishing to apply to the program may contact the bioinformatics academic adviser at (804) 828-0825.
Transfer students and continuing VCU students with at least 15 college credits should present a suggested college GPA of 3.0 including relevant course work in science, math or computer science.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is built on a rigorous, highly concentrated, accredited curriculum of computer science courses, and includes concentrations in cybersecurity, data science and software engineering. The program provides a strong foundation in the discipline and includes advanced study in several important areas of computer science.
The degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and includes undergraduate requirements, general education requirements and computer science major requirements.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is built on a rigorous, highly concentrated, accredited curriculum of computer science courses, and includes concentrations in cybersecurity, data science and software engineering. The program provides a strong foundation in the discipline and includes advanced study in several important areas of computer science.
The degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and includes undergraduate requirements, general education requirements and computer science major requirements.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is built on a rigorous, highly concentrated, accredited curriculum of computer science courses, and includes concentrations in cybersecurity, data science and software engineering. The program provides a strong foundation in the discipline and includes advanced study in several important areas of computer science.
The degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and includes undergraduate requirements, general education requirements and computer science major requirements.
Bachelor of Science
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is built on a rigorous, highly concentrated, accredited curriculum of computer science courses, and includes concentrations in cybersecurity, data science and software engineering. The program provides a strong foundation in the discipline and includes advanced study in several important areas of computer science.
The degree requires a minimum of 120 credit hours and includes undergraduate requirements, general education requirements and computer science major requirements.
Bachelor of Science
The mission of the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems is to prepare students for successful careers as information systems professionals through a curriculum that combines technical computing knowledge, skills and techniques with relevant business knowledge.
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science (AS) degree in Computer Science is designed to prepare students for university transfer in the field.
Associate of Applied Science
This program is designed to provide students with a broad base of training in IT and computer software.
Associate in Applied Science Degree in Information Systems Technology - Specialization in Networking
Associate of Applied Science
This program is designed to provides students with a broad base of training in information systems.
Associated of Science
The Associate of Science (A.S.) degree program in Computer Science is a statewide common curriculum designed primarily for students who wish to transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science.
The curriculum emphasizes programming, software design, study of algorithms, and data structures as well as computer hardware and architecture. This degree provides the basic skillset required for further specialization at the university level. Depending on the university, students will have the opportunity to select a field of study including software engineering, bioinformatics, cybersecurity, or basic research.
Associate of Applied Science
This program prepares students for entry-level positions in the field of technology. The courses are offered in day and evening sessions. Most IT courses are available through distance learning.
Associate of Science
The Associate of Science degree in Information Technology is designed for students who plan to transfer to four-year institutions to complete a baccalaureate degree program in Information Technology or related field.
Associate of Science
With the tremendous emphasis on science and technology in today's society, there is a great demand for scientists and scientifically oriented people in business, government, industry, and academia. This degree focuses on physical or natural science, and is designed for students interested in a pre-professional or scientific program and for students planning to transfer to four-year institutions.
Career Studies Certificate
The fundamental-level program is intended for individuals who seek an overall understanding of the AWS Cloud, independent of specific technical roles. It provides a detailed overview of cloud concepts, AWS services, security, architecture, pricing, and support. This course also helps you prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam.
Associate of Science
This curriculum is designed for students who plan to transfer to a four-year institution to complete a non-Engineering based baccalaureate degree in computer science or information technology. Students desiring a four-year Engineering Computer Science degree should consider the program under the Engineering A.S.
Associate of Applied Science
The Information Systems Technology program prepares students for entry-level positions in the information systems field.
Associate of Applied Science
The Information Systems Technology: Database and Program Developer program provides students with a wide range of IT, project management, security and business knowledge as well as concentrated programming and database skills in multiple languages. Graduates can pursue entry-level positions in fields including Application Developer, Java Developer, Database Developer, Database Programmer or Software Engineer.
Associate of Science
The Engineering - Computer Science program prepares students to transfer to four year colleges. Students are prepared to major in computer science or information technology, particularly those within Engineering Programs in Virginia.Â
Associate of Science
The Science Program prepares students to transfer to a four year college. Students will be prepared to study a subject in the science field such as biology, chemistry, geology, and physics.
Bachelor of Science
Computer science studies the development of algorithms and data structures for representing and processing information using computers. Additionally, computer science examines the logical organization of computers themselves. Questions which arise include the following. Given the enormous difficulty of writing large programs, what kinds of computer languages can be easily specified, easily understood, and yet mechanically translated? What concepts govern information processing? What are the most advantageous ways of distributing computing loads over a collection of distributed processors? How are graphical images best stored and processed? Are some functions inherently harder to compute than others? Do functions exist which cannot be computed? How is knowledge best represented in a computer?
Associate of Arts & Science
This degree is designed for those who will transfer to a four-year college or university but are undecided on a program.
Associate of Arts and Sciences
This degree is designed for persons who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a program in computer science or a related field.
Associate of Applied Science
This program is designed to train students to be skilled information technology specialists. Students may complete courses in computer programming languages, hardware, operating systems, networking, and web page design and applications.
Career Studies Certificate
This program provides skills for web developers to build content and media to create or modify web sites.
Associate of Science
This degree is designed for persons who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a program with a focus in science, education, or pre-medical.
Associate of Science
This degree is designed for persons who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a program in computer science or a related field.
Associate of Science
This degree is designed for those who will transfer to a four-year college or university and want to major in computer information systems or computer science.