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Cyber threats are increasing, and the world needs real-life superheroes who know how to stop them. As a Cybersecurity Professional, you’ll be entrusted to protect vital information, and to safeguard the organization you work for. Our program is designed to provide you with the knowledge and practical experience necessary to succeed in this exciting and rapidly evolving field. Throughout this course, we’ll bring you up to date with the latest technology and security trends to stay ahead of potential threats. This will help to prepare you for the demands of this role, and introduce you to the thrilling world of cybersecurity.
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Cybersecurity Degree Program
essential information
program fees
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Tuition costs for the Associate of Applied Science program is $600 per Course for a total of $12,000
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FAFSA eligible
Class info
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2-year program, 100% online
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Completed online application and High school diploma or record of General Education Development Test (GED) required
why pursue a career in Cybersecurity
The cybersecurity job market is rapidly expanding. More than 20,000 cybersecurity job openings are available throughout Indiana and the number will only continue to grow as new technology emerges. With society's increasing digitization comes a greater need to safeguard sensitive data, software and networks—but there aren't enough qualified cybersecurity experts to fill the growing demand. A career in cybersecurity offers job security and lucrative salaries for graduates.
(Source: In.gov & Forbes 2023)
about the degree program
course topics
This is a 60-hour program with each course representing 3 credit hours
SEMESTER 1
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AUNI 1300 - College Foundations
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ANET 1300 - Hardware and Software Environment
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ANET 1305 - Basics of Networking
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AMAT 1300 - Mathematics I
SEMESTER 2
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ACOM 1350 - Written Communication I
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ANET 1350 - Introduction to Servers I
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ANET 1355 - Physical Networks
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ANET 1360 - Introduction to Servers II
SEMESTER 3
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ASFT 1300 - Foundations of Programming
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AMAT 1355 - Mathematics II
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ANET 2300 - Introduction to Linux Networking
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ASFT 1305 - Working with Databases
SEMESTER 4
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PHIL 1311 - Philosophy of the Human Person
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ANET 2305 - Securing Information
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ACOM 2300 - Basics of Writing II
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ANET 2350 - Basics of IP Networking
SEMESTER 5
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PHIL 2314 - Ethics
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ACYB 2300 - Risk Management and IT Security
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ACYB 2305 - Network Communications Infrastructure and Technology
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ANET 2375 - Advanced Operating Systems
