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Information Assurance Specialization at the Ph.D. Level
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In order to graduate with a Ph.D. degree with specialization in Information Assurance, a student must complete the following core, elective, and dissertation requirements.
Core courses
At least two of the following courses:
| CSE 508 | Network Security | 3 credits |
| CSE 509 | Computer System Security | 3 credits |
| CSE 608 | Advanced Computer Security | 3 credits |
Electives
At least two of the following courses (6 credits)
| CSE 506 | Operating Systems |
| CSE515 | Transaction Processing |
| CSE532 | Advanced Database Systems |
| CSE533 | Network Programming |
| CSE534 | Fundamentals of Network |
| CSE608 | Advanced Computer Security |
| CSE629 | Wireless LANs and Applications |
| CSE635 | Asynchronous Systems |
| AMS 570 | Mathematical Statistics |
| EST 530 | Internet Electronic Commerce |
| EST 582 | Systems Approach to Human-Machine Systems |
| MGT 520 | Ethics in Management |
| AMS 597 | Statistical computing |
| MAT 516 | Probability and Statistics |
| AMS 572 | Data Analysis |
| AMS 623 | Topics in Systems and Control Theory |
| MGT 553 | Simulation and Modeling |
| MGT 550 | Operations Research |
| ECO 604 | Game Theory |
Dissertation Requirement
The Ph.D. dissertation topic must fall under the broad area of Information Assurance.
