Concentrations BA C&I

Concentrations BA C&I

Concentrations

The BA in C&I offers various optional concentrations that will allow the students for focus their studies on specific area within the field of Computer Science.  While the Computer Science department will do its best to offer the courses required to achieve concentration, not all the concentrations courses will be available every semester. As a result, the students may not be able to satisfy formal concentration requirements prior to graduation. The Computer Science department wants to stress that the concentrations are optional, and that the department cannot promise that all students will be able to achieve the concentration(s) of their choice prior to graduation. The Computer Science department strongly encourages the students to consult the CS advising regarding available concentrations and formally declare the desired concentration as soon as possible.

 

Blockchain Technologies and Cryptocurrencies

 The fundamental concepts of blockchain and digital currency. Students will design and build secure and scalable blockchain systems for the management of digital identities, supply chains, and financial transactions.

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Cybersecurity

The fundamental concepts of computer system protection. Students will identify and mitigate security threats and protect systems from unauthorized access, theft, and damage.

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Cybersecurity Defense

The fundamental concepts of computer system and network security. Students will identify vulnerabilities, implement security measures, and develop incident response plans.

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DevOps

The fundamentals of development and operations. Students will design and implement software pipelines for integration, testing, deployment, and monitoring of software systems.

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Mobile Devices

The fundamentals of Android and iOS development. Students will make user-friendly and efficient mobile applications, mobile databases, and web service integrations. 

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