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Computer Science – Concentration in Cybersecurity

Integrated Bachelor's-Master's

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» Program Overview

Discover the means by which to make networks invulnerable to unwanted attention and malicious manipulation.

In a world where computers reign, cybersecurity experts hold the keys to the kingdom. The increasing number and sophistication of cyberattacks demand the reaction of vigilant and creative professionals adept at devising and deploying protective measures. Maintaining network security and integrity requires a new generation of digital guardians, equipped with a dynamic understanding of computers and a diverse skill set.

What is an Integrated Bachelor’s-Master’s Program?

Did you know that at LTU, you have the opportunity to earn both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Computer Science all in just five years? This helps prepare you for a Ph.D. or helps you get a head start in your industry career with a higher salary.

» Curriculum

Fall Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Engaging Ancient Texts

[course_desc title=”Engaging Ancient Texts”]

HUM1213

3

College Composition

[course_desc title=”College Composition”]

COM1103

3

Foundations of Computer Science

[course_desc title=”Foundations of CS”]

MCS1243

3

Calculus 1

[course_desc title=”Calculus 1″]

MCS1414

4

Pathways to Research Careers

[course_desc title=”Pathways to Research Careers”]

COM1001

1

Total Credits:

14

Spring Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Engaging Modern Texts

[course_desc title=”Engaging Modern Texts”]

HUM1223

3

LLT Elective

LLT2XX3

3

Elective

SSC/PSY/XXX3

3

Computer Science 1

[course_desc title=”Computer Science 1″]

MCS1514

4

Calculus 2

[course_desc title=”Calculus 2″]

MCS1424

4

Total Credits:

17

Fall Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Coding Club (1st of 2)

[course_desc title=”Coding Club”]

MCS1111

1

SSC Elective

SSC2XX3

3

Computer Science 2

[course_desc title=”Computer Science 2″]

MCS2514

4

Discrete Math

[course_desc title=”Discrete Mathematics”]

MCS2523

3

Calculus 3

[course_desc title=”Calculus 3″]

MCS2414

4

Total Credits:

15

Spring Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Linear Algebra

[course_desc title=”Linear Algebra”]

MCS3863

3

Tech & Prof Comunication

[course_desc title=”Technical and Prof Comm”]

COM2103

3

Software Engineering I

[course_desc title=”Software Engineering 1″]

MCS3643

3

Functional Programming

[course_desc title=”Intro to Functional Prog”]

MCS3633

3

Data Structures

[course_desc title=”Data Structures”]

MCS2534

4

MCS Seminar

[course_desc title=”MCS Seminar”]

MCS2111

1

Total Credits:

17

Fall Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Probability and Statistics

[course_desc title=”Probability and Statistics”]

MCS3403

3

Coding Club (2 of 2)

[course_desc title=”Coding Club”]

MCS1111

1

Intro to Database Systems

[course_desc title=”Intro to
Database
Systems”]

MCS3543

3

Comp.Arch. & Assembler

[course_desc title=”Comp Arch and Assem Prog”]

MCS3663

3

Univ. Physics 1

[course_desc title=”University Physics 1″]

PHY2413

3

Univ. Physics 1 Lab

[course_desc title=”University Physics 1 Lab”]

PHY2421

1

Total Credits:

14

Spring Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Topics in CS

[course_desc title=”Topics in MA/CS”]

MCS4993

3

General Elective

XXX3

3

Jr./Sr. Elective

SSC/PSY 3/4XX3

3

Operating Systems

[course_desc title=”Operating Systems”]

MCS4663

3

Elective

Nat Sci XXX3

3

Total Credits:

15

Fall Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Topics in CS

[course_desc title=”Topics in MA/CS”]

MCS4993

3

Algorithm Design & Analysis

[course_desc title=”Algorithm Design and Analysis”]

MCS5803

3

Senior Project

[course_desc title=”Senior Project”]

MCS4833

3

Computer Networks

[course_desc title=”Computer Networks”]

MCS4613

3

Theory of Computation

[course_desc title=”Theory of Computation”]

MCS5243

3

Pathways Capstone Lab

[course_desc title=”Pathways Capstone Lab”]

COM4001

1

Total Credits:

16

Spring Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Jr./Sr. Elective

LLT3/4XX3

3

Introduction to Computer Security

[course_desc title=”Intro to Computer Security”]

MCS5813

3

Senior Project 2

[course_desc title=”Senior Project 2″]

MCS4843

3

Topics in CS

[course_desc title=”Topics in MA/CS”]

MCS4993

3

Comparative Prog Lang

[course_desc title=”Comparative Prog Lang”]

MCS4643

3

Total Credits:

15

Fall Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Intro to Dist. Computing

[course_desc title=”Intro to Distributed Computing”]

MCS5703

3

Elective

LLT3/4XX3

3

Adv. Topics In CS/Security

[course_desc title=”Topics In Computer Science”]

MCS5993

3

Collab 1/ Security

[course_desc title=”Collaborative Research Proj 1″]

MCS7013

3

Total Credits:

12

Spring Semester

Course Name

Course #

Credits

Adv. Comp. Networks & Security

[course_desc title=”Adv. Comp Networks and Security”]

MCS6503

3

Elective

XXX3

3

Collab 2/Security

[course_desc title=”Collaborative Research Proj 2″]

MCS7033***

3

Total Credits:

9

» Document Viewer

Use Your Cell Phone as a Document Camera in Zoom

  • What you will need to have and do
  • Download the mobile Zoom app (either App Store or Google Play)
  • Have your phone plugged in
  • Set up video stand phone holder

From Computer

Log in and start your Zoom session with participants

From Phone

  • Start the Zoom session on your phone app (suggest setting your phone to “Do not disturb” since your phone screen will be seen in Zoom)
  • Type in the Meeting ID and Join
  • Do not use phone audio option to avoid feedback
  • Select “share content” and “screen” to share your cell phone’s screen in your Zoom session
  • Select “start broadcast” from Zoom app. The home screen of your cell phone is now being shared with your participants.

To use your cell phone as a makeshift document camera

  • Open (swipe to switch apps) and select the camera app on your phone
  • Start in photo mode and aim the camera at whatever materials you would like to share
  • This is where you will have to position what you want to share to get the best view – but you will see ‘how you are doing’ in the main Zoom session.