SFS@BAMA Courses
Course Requirements Within Major
Scholars must complete at least 3 courses from the following list
| Computer Science | Criminology and Criminal Justice | Management Information Systems |
Cyber Security students have no additional requirements. Computer Science students must complete the Cyber Security Concentration. | CC201 - Introduction to Cyber Criminology (FA/SP) | MIS421 - Enterprise Application Development |
| CC290 - Global Cyber Threats (FA) | MIS460 - Applied Cybersecurity | |
| CC301 - Cyber Law and Policy (SP) | MIS462 - Behavioral Cybersecurity | |
| CC395 - JECTF Internship (FA/SP) | MIS464 - Organizational Security Management | |
| CC401 - Law Enforcement in the Digital Age (FA) | MIS466 - Introduction to Cybercrime & Digital Forensics | |
| CC402 - Digital Forensic Investigation (SP) | ||
| CC403 - Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, and Criminal Investigations (SP) |
Course Requirements Outside Major
Scholars must complete at least 9 hours outside their home department. These hours are chosen from the lists below and must include at least 3 hours taken from each non-home department.
| Computer Science | Criminology and Criminal Justice | Management Information Systems* |
| CS104 - Computer Science Principles (FA/SP) | CC201 - Introduction to Cyber Criminology (FA/SP) | MIS460 - Applied Cyber Security (FA) |
| CS340 - Legal & Ethical Issues in Computing (FA/SP) | CC301 - Cyber Law and Policy (SP) | MIS462 - Behavioral Cyber Security (FA) |
| CS345 - Advanced Legal & Ethical Issues in Computing (FA/SP) | CC401 - Law Enforcement in the Digital Age (FA) | MIS464 - Organizational Security Management (SP) |
| CC402 - Digital Forensics Investigation (SP) | ||
| CC403 - Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, and Criminal Investigations (SP) |
*Prerequisites for these courses will be waived for non-MIS SFS@BAMA students. Students must request overrides through the MIS Academic Advisor, Heather Davis.