Section 1: Program Abstract

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2 Section 1: Program Abstract The Bachelor or Applied s ( ) degree provides students with a critical understanding of the complex and integrated and Communication Technology (ICT) security issues in todayʼs workplace. The curriculum develops industry-ready professionals with a strong, applied, technical expertise in operating systems/architecture, programming, mathematics, networking and database and other computer science/engineering related disciplines. They have an informed understanding of resource protection, the ability to take action, to develop and implement policy and to administer and audit security systems. Students develop the ability to analyze, design and implement security and threat auditing procedures. They develop expertise in digital forensics and data recovery, malicious software analysis, penetration testing, secure software development practices, applied cryptology and implementation of cryptographic protocols. They also acquire experience and skills in e-commerce and Web-based applications security design and implementation. Graduates display an understanding, acceptance, and application of the highest levels of professional code of conduct, ethical principles and respect for law and protection of privacy of individuals. Lastly, graduates display an ongoing commitment to update and stay current in the field of information systems security. This baccalaureate program includes a 4-8 month internship to hone studentsʼ technical expertise. Graduates of the BAISc (ISS) program consistently demonstrate the ability to employ their expertise in professions such as: system security analysts, database/network security analysts, security vulnerability analysts, identity management practitioners, digital forensics, security assessment and auditing, digital evidence experts, IS security managers, information security consultants and similar IS security and IT related positions. Sheridan BAISc. ( ) 1-1

3 Undergraduate Course Schedule 2 (Proposed) Year 1 Semester 1 INFO10111 Systems Loss Prevention PROGXXXXX Programming (C) MATH17906 Computer Math 1 TELE16048 Communication Networks SYST18713 Unix Operating Systems ENGL17889GD Composition and Rhetoric Year 1 Semester 2 INFO16529 Security Threats & Risk Assessment PROG15828 Object- Oriented Programming 1 MATH15781 Computer Math 2 DBAS14444 Structured Database Modeling 42 3 Not applicable MBA, Finance 84 6 Not applicable PhD, Computer 56 4 Not applicable 42 3 Not applicable M.Eng., 42 3 Not applicable PhD, Computer 42 3 Not applicable 42 3 Not applicable MBA, Finance Programming (C) PhD, Computer 56 4 MATH Not applicable PhD, Philosophy Year 2 Semester 3 PROG16048 Object Oriented Programming 2 MATH26367 Statistical Methods Algorithms and Data Structures DBAS17370 Database Implementations & Management 84 6 Pre- requisite: PROG15828 MATH17906 MATH15781 DBAS14444 PhD, Computer MSc, PhD, Computing & PhD, Philosophy Sheridan BAISc. ( ) 2-6

4 Year 2 Semester 4 INFO37721 Systems Forensics and Investigation 42 3 Pre- requisites: INFO16529 and SYST18713 MSc, PROG43431 Multi- tier Programming TELE29599 PROG16048 Co- requisite: TELE29599 TELE16048 PhD, Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD, System SYST28263 CPU Architecture and Assembly MATH15781 Year 3 Semester 5 INFOXXXXX Advanced Forensics PROGYYYYY Software Engineering TELE30004 Network & Distributed SYST39207 Operating Systems Design and Systems Programming DBAS35738 Database Security 42 3 Not applicable MSc, PROG43431 TELE29599 SYST28263 DBAS17370 Year 3 Semester 6 INFO33921 Cryptology PROG38263 Secure Software Development INFO30004 Auditing PhD, Electrical and Computer Engineering M.Eng., PhD, Philosophy 56 4 Not applicable PhD, Philosophy 56 4 Not applicable MSc, INFO46206 M.Eng., Sheridan BAISc. ( ) 2-7

5 Systems Intrusion Detection and Prevention INFO40025 Age Ethics INFO Not applicable MSc, Year 4 Semester 7 INFO43921 Malicious Code; Design and Defense and INFO33921 and PROG38263 MATH36206 Advanced Cryptology SYSTXXXXX Wireless Security INFO36206 ISS Graduation Project (Phase 1) and INFO33921 and PROG Not applicable PhD, System 42 3 Not applicable Year 4 Semester 8 INFO47721 Computer Security INFO49402 ISS Graduation Project (Phase 2) Professional Option INFO40587 Ethical Hacking INFO Pre- requisite: INFO36206 Systems PhD, Philosophy 42 3 Not applicable PhD, Philosophy INFO43921 and TELE30004 Subtotal Hours and Credits Total Program Hours and Credits Security Sheridan BAISc. ( ) 2-8

6 % 79.75% % Non- core 20.25% (Breadth) Undergraduate Course Schedule 2 (Proposed) Bridging Programs Bridging into Year 2 MATH14717 for 56 4 Not applicable INFO19999 Overview 56 4 Not applicable MBA, Finance Breadth Elective 42 3 Not applicable PhD Subtotal Hours and Credits Bridging into Year 3 MATH14717 for INFO19999 Overview INFO37721 Systems Forensics and Investigation PROG10261 Algorithms and Data Structures SYST16206 CPU Architecture and Assembly 56 4 Not applicable 56 4 Not applicable MBA, Finance 42 3 Not applicable MSc, 56 4 Not applicable PhD, Computing & 56 4 Not applicable PhD, Computer Breadth Elective 42 3 Not applicable Subtotal Hours and Credits Total Program Hours and Credits % % Non- core (Breadth) Sheridan BAISc. ( ) 2-9