Cybersecurity Certificate Program
IS81 - 201003
Program Description
The Cybersecurity certificate is designed to give students the knowledge they need to understand and maintain computer information systems security.
Program Specific Information
Students are accepted each semester based on course and space availability.
Program Length & Availability
3 Semesters
Campus Availability: Hall, Forsyth, Barrow
Financial Aid
This program is eligible for the Pell Grant and may be eligible for Institutional and State Financial Aid.
Contact a Financial Aid Counselor for eligibility requirements and application materials.
Admissions Requirements
High school diploma or GED is required prior to admission. (Official transcripts or GED scores must be submitted from all colleges and/or high schools attended for credit.)
Request official ACCUPLACER, SAT, or ACT test scores be sent to the Admissions Office or refer to our Admissions Assessment Procedure found here for more options: Admissions Testing – Lanier Technical College.
Curriculum
Program Pre-Requisites Total of 8 Hours
Program-Specific Core – Total of 26 Hours
Total Credit Hours: 34
**Program requires 26 hours; however, the credit hours do not include certain program pre-requisites. CIST 1401 & CIST 1122 each add an additional 4 credit hours to total 34 credit hours. These two courses have been included in the graduation plan below, with update credit hours.
Graduation Plan
Semester One
CIST 1401 | Comp Networking Fundamentals | 4 |
CIST 1601 | Info Security Fundamentals | 3 |
CIST 1602 | Security Policies & Procedures | 3 |
Total Credit Hours: | 10 |
Semester Two
Semester Three
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CIST 2612 | Computer Forensics | 4 |
CIST 2613 | Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing | 4 |
Total Credit Hours: | 8 |
Total Credit Hours: 34
**Program requires 26 hours; however, the credit hours do not include certain program pre-requisites. CIST 1401 & CIST 1122 each add an additional 4 credit hours to total 34 credit hours.
This plan is for informational purposes ONLY. It is not a substitute for meeting with a program advisor each term.