CSA 333 - Cyber Crime and Citizenship

(3 credits)

The Cyber Crime and Citizenship course derives from the growing effects of cyber security in today’s world and due to the fast technological pace of never-ending technology innovations and improvement in available resources which makes an adversarial threat more frequent to various types of cyber-attacks, cyber espionage, and cyber citizenship in an increasingly cyber world. This course will examine the ever-changing and fast pace of technological change in relation to cyber-crime, and cyber citizenship as it relates to cyber ethics, cyber espionage, and mitigation strategies to combat these thrusts on a global basis. Prerequisite(s): CPSC 101 and MGMT 101, or CPSC 122. Summer.