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Master of Science in Computer Information Systems and Cyber Security
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The Master of Science in Computer Information Systems and Cyber Security program prepares you to:

  • Identify and respond to information security challenges in distributed and embedded systems
  • Integrate encryption technology in non-secure and non-private computers and systems
  • Design and conduct research in cyber systems and information security
  • Critically evaluate research on computer and cyber systems threats

Gain skills to:

  • Assess information risks and develop response plans
  • Mitigate system vulnerabilities and restore compromised services
  • Demonstrate technical, management, and policy aspects of cyber systems and information security
  • Construct secure networked and distributed computer systems

Job Opportunities in:

  • Homeland security
  • Government and state agencies
  • Private business
  • Military
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Get to know the MS in Computer Information Systems and Cyber Security program

Are there any electives in this program?

Yes. In addition to the core curriculum, you will have a choice of a number of elective courses that will help you deepen your expertise in a particular area.

Can I afford this program?

Tuition at AUM is typically lower than many other state universities. In addition, you may qualify for one of our scholarships.

How will this program impact my career?

Depending on your interests and work experience, it could open up a whole new set of options. If you are in the IS/MIS field now, it could lead to pay increases and/or management opportunities.

Does AUM offer other computer-related graduate degrees?

AUM’s Master of Science in Computer Science prepares you for careers in IT management, security, development, and more.

Why AUM?

Affordable, Career-Focused Education

At AUM, you’ll find small class sizes, personalized learning, and valuable professional networks. Our programs are practical and designed to help you advance your career.

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A limited number of Graduate Teaching Assistantship positions are available each semester. There is no application process. Qualified candidates will be contacted directly based on their prior performance and attitudes in their courses.

C++ Programming Assessment Test study guide for graduate students in the Computer Science/Cybersecurity Master degree program. This test is to waive the required course CSCI 5003: C++ Programming Language & Lab.

Degree Options

Rewarding Occupations and Job Growth

With this master’s degree, you have many career possibilities. Here is a sampling of the future job growth and salaries according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (or another source, if noted). 

Career/Job TitleEntry-Level Education RequirementsJob Growth 2020 - 2030Annual Median Salary
Computer and Information Research ScientistMaster’s degree21% (Much faster than average)$131,490
Information Security Analyst Bachelor’s degree35% (Much faster than average)$102,600

Note: Salaries vary depending on several factors including your level of experience, education, training, demographics, and industry. Available data represents job titles across industries and may not be specific to your job category.

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Official Degree Name

Master of Science in Computer Information Systems and Cyber Security

Modality

This degree requires students to meet on campus. Students in these courses enroll in a program to connect in a campus setting and to collaborate using a variety of technological and educational tools. Professors play an inspirational role in building relationships among teams and individuals in this setting. The criteria for many programs can only be met with In-Class coursework. Be sure to check with your advisor to understand the best route to take.

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