Computer and Network Security
Degree Completion Program
What is a Completion Degree?
A Completion Degree is a personalized version of a Bachelor’s degree created exclusively for students who have completed an Associate’s degree at an accredited institution. A student who expects to transfer a completed Associate’s degree should communicate with a Wilmington University Academic Advisor before registering for courses. A transcript with documentation of the conferred degree must be received by Wilmington University to confirm eligibility. Find out more information about Wilmington University's Degree Completion Programs here
Program Curriculum (45 Credit Hours)
CRJ 411 
Criminal Evidence and Procedures
LES 330 Cyber Law
LES 331 Electronic Discovery
MAT 308 Inferential Statistics
PHI 314 Ethics for Computer Professionals
SEC 310 Cryptography: Algorithms and Applications
SEC 335 Linux for Systems Administrators
SEC 340 Windows Operating Systems
SEC 350 Introduction to Computer Forensics
SEC 410 Operating Systems Security: Web and Data Security
SEC 420 Data Integrity, Computer Forensics, and Disaster Recovery
SEC 435 Advanced Network Management
SEC 450 Protecting Your Network: Firewall and Perimeter Security
TEC Elective (MIS, ISM, SEC, WIS)
TEC Elective (MIS, ISM, SEC, WIS)
The following courses or their equivalents are pre-requisites
for a degree in Computer & Network Security:
BCS 206 Computer Applications for Business
CRJ 101 Survey of Criminal Justice
MAT 102 College Math II
SEC 100 Introduction to Computer Hardware & Operation
SEC 210 Principles and Practices of Information Security
SEC 230 Introduction to Linux
SEC 235 Networks and Telecommunication
SEC 250 Operating System and Computer Systems Security
SEC 290 Introduction to Programming with Python
NOTE:
- Some courses have prerequisites and should be taken in the correct sequence.
- If your associate's degree is in an academic discipline different than the one you plan to study at Wilmington University, you may be required to take additional courses to ensure your success in your chosen program of study.
This information applies to students who enter this degree program during the 2012-2013 Academic Year. If you entered this degree program before the Fall 2012 semester, please refer to the academic catalog for the year you began your degree program.
