Colorado Technical University

Earning a bachelor's degree in Computer Science will help the hard-working students teach themselves about programming fundamentals, abstraction modeling for problem solving, and data structures. Successful graduates will study diligently to be able to appraise computer architecture, network-centric computing, and internet technology and their practical applications in business environments. This program may help eager students understand the complex interactions of technology, operating systems, and networking.

The bachelor's degree program in Cybercrime Investigation is intended to provide entry-level knowledge for the meticulous student and the chance to maser the proficiency necessary to administer, manage and troubleshoot computer security issues. The determined student will study the fundamentals of hardware, software and services for single, mixed and multi-users to complete cybercrime investigations. Eager students will take the time to learn about computer security environments, manage use of security measures to protect data, and conduct personnel in relation to the protection of data.

Earning a Doctor of Computer Science degree in Computer Science will help the invested students learn about programming fundamentals, abstraction modeling for problem solving, and data structures. Qualified graduates will study diligently to be able to appraise computer architecture, network-centric computing, and internet technology and their practical applications in business environments. This program may help eager students understand the complex interactions of technology, operating systems, and networking. Prospective students should currently have all the necessary education and prerequisite degrees to qualify for this higher degree.

Earning a doctoral degree in Computer Science with an emphasis in Digital Systems Security will help focused students learn more about computer systems security; including network security, the web, internet, e-commerce security, and wireless security. Successful graduates will study to gain the skills, techniques, and knowledge needed to become an expert in security systems and configure security solutions. They will work to be able to explain regulations, statutes, treaties, and laws of other countries that have to do with security of computer systems. Analyzing and evaluating security risks, monitoring and detection techniques, and contingency planning are also included in this course. Prospective students should currently have all the necessary education and prerequisite degrees to qualify for this higher degree.

Earning a master's degree in Computer Science with an emphasis in Computer Systems Security will teach the dedicated student how to analyze, design, implement, and optimize complex data strategies. Prepared graduates will work to learn how to transform data into information that managers and executives need to know to be able to make informed business decisions for their company. Qualified graduates will also be able to evaluate the issues that will hurt or help the development and modification of software systems. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.