{"@id":"https://credentialengineregistry.org/resources/ce-14d8b2b8-4a3a-484c-a36b-e3b3c1c43808","@type":"ceterms:BachelorDegree","@context":"https://credreg.net/ctdl/schema/context/json","ceterms:ctid":"ce-14d8b2b8-4a3a-484c-a36b-e3b3c1c43808","ceterms:name":{"en-US":"Cybersecurity"},"ceterms:ownedBy":["https://credentialengineregistry.org/resources/ce-9f332a20-4f83-45a0-9310-9b7833a688d1"],"ceterms:offeredBy":["https://credentialengineregistry.org/resources/ce-9f332a20-4f83-45a0-9310-9b7833a688d1"],"ceterms:inLanguage":["en"],"ceterms:availableAt":[{"@type":"ceterms:Place","ceterms:name":{"en-US":"Primary Address"},"ceterms:latitude":41.29114398792905,"ceterms:longitude":-72.96115997850949,"ceterms:postalCode":"06516","ceterms:addressRegion":{"en-US":"Connecticut"},"ceterms:streetAddress":{"en-US":"300 Boston Post Rd"},"ceterms:addressLocality":{"en-US":"West Haven"}}],"ceterms:description":{"en-US":"The University of New Haven, founded on the Yale campus in 1920, is a private, coeducational university that has been recognized by The Princeton Review and U.S. News \u0026 World Report for academic excellence. Located between New York City and Boston in the shoreline city of West Haven, the University is a diverse and vibrant community of more than 7,500 students from across the globe.      THIS IS ONE OF THREE POSSIBLE CONCENTRATIONS:           \r\nSTEM Designation: This program is STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math)-designated by the Department of Homeland Security. For more information, please see https://www.newhaven.edu/admissions/stem-designated-programs.phpThe goals of the bachelor's degree program in Cybersecurity are to inform, challenge, and train our diverse student body for a constantly changing world of technology. At graduation, every student should be able to demonstrate the following qualities and attributes:Work effectively in a variety of contexts, systems, and environments.Develop or help develop a project related to information security that meets professional standards.Continue to independently learn and master new tools of the profession and deal with the rapid changes and advances in the field.Program Outcomes-     - Explain a solid body of knowledge of computer hardware, including digital circuits, basic computer architecture, and instruction sets, networking devices and protocols, and network security.-    - Program at an intermediate level, and database program at an introductory level.-    - Explain a solid body of knowledge of how computer systems are managed, including the major subsystems of an operating system: scheduling, resource allocation, file storage, and security.-    - Communicate effectively in a variety of professional contexts.-    - Recognize professional responsibilities and make informed judgments in computing practice based on legal and ethical principles.-    - Design usable and effective IT-based solutions and integrate them into a client's environment.-    - Conduct a forensic investigation on a computer using common forensic tools.\r\nThe program consists of a common core that exposes students to a wide range of computing and technology topics, including the study of databases, hardware, networks, programming, security, and cyber forensics. Electives allow the student to select advanced courses and a capstone project focus areas including: cyber forensics and security, security network design, or AI for cybersecurity/cybersecurity for AI.There are three concentrations the student can choose from: Cyber Operations, Network Security, and a general concentration that allows the student to customize their program.Areas of application include network development, computer system and network administration, and investigation of computer crime.  Typical initial job titles might be cybersecurity analyst, security specialist, penetration tester, IS Security Engineer, network security analyst, network designer, network security technician, and forensic analyst. With several years of experience, job titles might be application security engineer, network administrator, or IS security manager.Internship RequirementAn internship enriches the academic experience of the student, providing exposure to a working computing environment and the interpersonal relationships of a workplace. Each internship is a partnership between the student and an employer or organization, with oversight by the academic advisor. Students must complete 60 credits toward the bachelor's degree before an internship is attempted.  To complete the internship, a student must perform at least 200 hours of work related to the major, submit an essay about the experience, and submit evaluations completed by both student and work supervisor.The internship requirement may be satisfied through employment, community service, or some other activity that is approved by the student's advisor.UPE Honor SocietyThe university has a chapter of the national honor society for computer science, Upsilon Pi Epsilon.  Outstanding juniors and seniors are invited by the chapter to join this organization and participate in its service projects.                                                                                    Program RequirementsA total of 122 credits, including the University Core Curriculum, is required for the B.S. degree in Cybersecurity.University Core CurriculumThe completion of a minimum of 40 credits of the University Core Curriculum with the following restrictions:Core Tier 1-     - C1T1: ENGL 1112 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt9604) or ENGL 1113 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt7579)  -    - C2T1:  (see: https://newhaven.acalogadmin.com/preview/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;progoid=8997\u0026amp;preview#tt5912)COMM 1130 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt2750)   -    - C3T1:  (see: https://newhaven.acalogadmin.com/preview/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;progoid=8997\u0026amp;preview#tt8074)MATH 1115 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt2738)  -    - C4T1: PHYS 1103 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt2783) or PHYS 1150 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt5931)   -    - C5T1: any approved course from competency 5-    - C6T1: any approved course from competency 6-    - C7T1: CSCI 3316 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt331)  -    - C8T1: any approved course from competency 8-    - C9T1: any approved course from competency 9\r\nCore Tier 2-     - C5T2: CSCI 1110 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt8662)  -    - C5T2 or C7T2: ECON 1133 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt6549) or ECON 1134 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#tt8245) -    - Six additional credits from any Tier 2 courses\r\nRequired Major CoursesCSCI 1109 - Introduction to Computing (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)EASC 1102 - Technical Writing in Computing (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) CSCI 1166 - Discrete Mathematics for Computing (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)orMATH 1166 - Discrete Mathematics for Computing (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) CSCI 2212 - Intermediate Programming, C and C++ (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)ELEC 1155 - Digital Systems: Logic Design (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 2246 - Introduction to Computer Security (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3351 - Script Programming/Python (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 2215 - Databases and SQL (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)ELEC 3330 - Digital Systems: Computer Organization (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3331 - Computer Organization Lab (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3338 - Introduction to Cyber Forensic Science (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3320 - Operating Systems (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3347 - Networking Technologies (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 4475 - Advanced Computer Networks (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSYS 4483 - Network Defense (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 3398 - Internship or Research (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSYS 4497 - Capstone Network Analysis and Design (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSYS 4498 - Capstone Network Project (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) Choose one 3-credit CSCI Programming elective from the list below:CSCI 2210 - Java Programming (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 2226 - Data Structures and Algorithms (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)or any higher-level CSCI course that emphasizes programming approved by your advisor. Choose one 3-credit CSCI Network Administration elective from the list below:CSCI 4439 - Enterprise Network Administration/Windows (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)CSCI 4445 - Unix Network Administration (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) Plus:One 3-credit cybersecurity elective (CSCI or CSYS) 3000-level or higher.-    - One 3-credit cybersecurity elective (CSCI or CSYS) 4000-level or higher.\r\nOther RequirementsChoose one 4-credit MATH restricted elective or Laboratory Science elective from the list below:MATH 1117 - Calculus I (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)BIOL 1121 - General and Human Biology I with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)BIOL 1122 - General and Human Biology II with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)BIOL 1125 - Biology Foundations with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)BIOL 2253 - Biology I: Molecular Basis of Life (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)BIOL 2254 - Biology II: Organisms and Evolution (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) BIOL 2259 - Anatomy and Physiology I (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)andBIOL 2262 - Lab BIOL 2259 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) BIOL 2260 - Anatomy and Physiology II (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)andBIOL 2263 - Lab BIOL 2260 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) CHEM 1115 - General Chemistry I (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)andCHEM 1117 - Lab CHEM 1115 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) CHEM 1116 - General Chemistry II (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)andCHEM 1118 - Lab CHEM 1116 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)orCHEM 1121 - Laboratory-General Chemistry II (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) ENVS 1101 - Introduction to Environmental Science (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)andENVS 1102 - Lab ENVS 1101 (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#) PHYS 1100 - Introductory Physics with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)PHYS 1103 - General Physics I with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)PHYS 1150 - Mechanics, Heat, and Waves with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)PHYS 2205 - Electromagnetism and Optics with Laboratory (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)\r\nChoose one mathematics restricted elective from the list below:MATH 2228 - Elementary Statistics (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)orMATH 3300+ (except MATH 3304) Choose 9 credits of restricted electives (as approved by the advisor).  These courses should support the student's academic goals at level \u0026gt;2000 (2000 through 6699).\r\n Choose two free electives (six credits total).  Restrictions: does not include any English class below ENGL 1112 or any Math class below MATH 1115. EASC 4400 - Professional Enrichment Program for Engineering and Applied Science (see: https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php catoid=30\u0026amp;poid=8995\u0026amp;returnto=2025#)\r\n                                                                                                                                                   \r\n\r\n"},"ceterms:recognizedBy":["https://credentialengineregistry.org/resources/ce-b292f406-b76c-4b0d-8eb0-789488e8f80c"],"ceterms:subjectWebpage":"https://catalog.newhaven.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=30\u0026poid=8995\u0026returnto=2025","ceterms:credentialStatusType":{"@type":"ceterms:CredentialAlignmentObject","ceterms:framework":"https://credreg.net/ctdl/terms/CredentialStatus","ceterms:targetNode":"credentialStat:Active","ceterms:frameworkName":{"en-US":"Credential Status"},"ceterms:targetNodeName":{"en-US":"Active"},"ceterms:targetNodeDescription":{"en-US":"Awards of the credential are ongoing."}},"ceterms:learningDeliveryType":[{"@type":"ceterms:CredentialAlignmentObject","ceterms:framework":"https://credreg.net/ctdl/terms/Delivery","ceterms:targetNode":"deliveryType:InPerson","ceterms:frameworkName":{"en-US":"Delivery Type"},"ceterms:targetNodeName":{"en-US":"In-Person Only"},"ceterms:targetNodeDescription":{"en-US":"Delivery is only face-to-face."}}]}