




Description: Network Security is a high priority for computing professionals, in business organizations, government agencies, the military, and any proprietary setting. Students choosing this specialization will come to understand the evolution of computer security; applied computer operations and security protocols; data transmission and storage protection methods via cryptography; ways of identifying, understanding and recovering from attacks against computer systems; methods of security breach prevention; network systems availability; applications security, recovery and business continuation procedures; and counter systems penetrations techniques.
Potential careers for students interested in Network and Information Security:
Choose 9 courses for the Specialization. Students can use 3 courses toward CCS Electives if they are 300/400 level courses within the College of Computing Sciences
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Course ID |
Course Name |
Normally Offered |
| IT 220 | Wireless Networks Security | Fall and Spring |
| IT 230 | Computer & Network Systems Security | Fall and Spring |
| IT 310 | E-Commerce Technology | Fall and Spring |
| IT 330 | Computer Forensics | Fall and Spring |
| IT 331 | Privacy and IT | Fall and Spring |
| IT 332 | Digital Crime | Fall and Spring |
| IT 400 | Information Technology and the Law | Fall and Spring |
| IT 430 | Ethical Hacking for Administrators | Fall and Spring |
| CS 332 | Operating Systems Principles | Fall and Spring |
| CS 357 | Fundamentals of Network Security | Fall ONLY |
| CS 451 | Data Communications and Networks | Offered Periodically |
| CS 458 | Technologies of Network Security | Spring ONLY |
Pre-calc: Math 099, Math 108, Math 109 OR Math 098, Math 106, Math 107
Calc I: Math 111 or Math 138 or Math 113
Calc II: Math 112 or Math 238 or Math 114
Prob and Stat: Math 105 or Math 333
Students interested in taking CS 408--Cryptography and Internet Security should take: (Math 099, Math 108 Math 109 — if necessary)
Math 111 and Math 112 and Math 226--Discrete Analysis as an area elective
* Cryptography is an optional course substitution and is not required to complete the Specialization
Any 2 natural science courses that complete the GUR. Only one of these science courses requires a lab. See http://catalog.njit.edu/undergraduate/frontmatter/generaluniv.php for a full listing of courses
IS 390 - Analysis and System Design, CS 456--Open Systems Networking, other courses in the Specialization may be substituted in consultation with the advisor.



