Colorado Technical University

Earning an associate degree in Computer Science Security may help determined students learn more about computer systems security; including network security, the web, internet, e-commerce security, and wireless security. Prepared graduates will gain the skills, techniques, and knowledge needed to become an expert in security systems and configure security solutions. They will 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.

A bachelor's degree in Information Systems Management program can teach dedicated students how to plan, implement, maintain, and manage information technology systems. The motivated student will also take time to learn management skills to become an effective team leader and support organizational business goals. Qualified graduates should be able to demonstrate an understanding of current computer networks and protocols of data communications. Included at no additional cost or coursework, successful graduates can also earn 4 Academic Certificates in Computer Network Telecommunications, Help Desk Support, Professional Communication, and UNIX Network Administration.

Our Doctor of Computer Science in Enterprise Information Systems is created to help the self-motivated learner acquire the necessary skills to design, implement and manage immense databases and large-scale organizational systems. Finding workable solutions to the technical problems of potentially massive and complex entities is the type of challenge that the dedicated learner will be able to tackle and solve as they successfully complete this course. Prospective students should currently have all the necessary education and prerequisite degrees to qualify for this higher degree.

Colorado Technical University’s Doctor of Computer Science with a concentration in Information Assurance (DCS-IA) is designed as a degree program for the self-starting students to work to develop leadership qualities as they learn how to manage enterprise information systems with an eye to information assurance. Motivated students will study industry-current skills and data as they work to become proficient in a wide array of leadership opportunities. Energetic students will learn to analyze the technological and informational needs of a business or corporation, and this assessment will be performed from an operational and strategic standpoint. Prospective students should currently have a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

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.

Earning a master's of science degree in Information Systems Security will help interested students learn more about computer systems security; including network security, the web, internet, e-commerce security, and wireless security. Successful graduates will gain the skills, techniques, and knowledge needed to become an expert in security systems and configure security solutions. They will 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 a bachelor's degree or higher in any field.

Earning a Master's degree in Systems Engineering may teach determined students how to conduct operations systems research using modeling/simulation/testing methods, synthesis techniques, process control, and system integration tools. Successful graduates will work to be able to explain the role and scope of systems engineering and how it is related to project management. Prospective students should currently hold a bachelor's degree or higher.