Bs and ms in computer criminology in Florida state university

Criminology and Criminal Justice and Computer Science have collaborated to offer this new interdisciplinary degree in Computer Criminology. Information-related crime, cyber-forensics, and computer/network security are significant issues that affect all levels of business, government, and academia. Computer criminology includes both how to use computers to facilitate the study of crime and the study of how crimes are accomplished through the use of computers. Students will be prepared to do graduate work and research in this area, or to be effective employees of government, law enforcement, and industry, thereby filling the pressing need for information technology specialists who can address these issues.

Create Self-reported Student Academic Record (SSAR) using official high school transcript, Essay, Resume, Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS Internet based TOEFL (IBTOEFL): 80, Paper based TOEFL (TOEFL): 550, International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 6.5, Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB): 77, Pearson Test of English (PTE): 55, Verification of Financial resources.

Public policy, Criminal justice, Governmental work, Education, Social services, Law, Human rights, Conflict resolution and strategy, Information Security Analysts, Computer Security Incident Responders, Cybersecurity Network Administrators/Engineers/Architects, Chief Information Security Officer, Intrusion Detection Specialists, Computer Forensics Investigator, Tester for Security Weaknesses, Vulnerability Assessor, Secure code Auditor, IT Manager, Chief Information Officer (CIO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Software Developer, Software Engineer, Web/Mobile Developer, Product Owner, Business Analyst.

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