AA/AS in Security Science and Technology

The Cyber and Information Technology Security degree prepares students to protect computer systems and networks that hold sensitive information. Graduates are suited to organizations that depend on secure digital systems. Early courses cover computer concepts, microcomputer applications and an introduction to software development, and students are advised to take them first. The page notes that salaries in cyber and information security are expected to be strong. The page lists estimated tuition for residents and non-residents, lab fees and textbook costs. The catalog contains the full curriculum and course-level fees. Planning ahead helps. Students should read the program page, review the college catalog for the full course list and speak with an advisor before registering, so that each term moves them steadily toward the credential they want.