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IT 335
CYBERSECURITY & RISK MANAGEMENT FOR BUSINESS
This course examines current and developing business information technologies and their potential for satisfying emerging business needs. Students explore the critical role of business information technology in modern business. Topics include fundamentals of systems theory, information technology architecture, technology trends, and business requirement definition. Individually and through teams, students demonstrate proficiency in investigating one or more assigned business problems, developing a definition, building a business case for business information technology solutions, and planning for effectively communicating with all levels of an organization to achieve support for that case. Students also demonstrate their capability to electronically access Library resources.
Credits
3
Prerequisite
COM 210
and
IT 305
Distribution
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY