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            "text": "This course is a prerequisite to the Information Security Track (INFOSEC) if the student has not taken COS 302, 410, and 470. This is designed for those who are interested in the Information Security field but do not have necessary background in computer science. It provides the needed background for the Information Security Track for non-Computer Science students/professionals who seek to gain expertise in the field of Information Security. The course builds the foundation in discrete mathematics, operating systems, data structures, networking, and principles of programming languages."
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            "text": "Prerequisites: COS 302 or COS 479. This course will focus on the design principles of trusted computing bases (TCB). Issues regarding authentication; access control and authorization; discretionary and mandatory security policies; secure kernel design; secure operating systems; and secure databases will be covered from a systems architecture perspective. Emphasis will be on the design of security measures for critical information infrastructures."
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            "text": "Prerequisites: COS 410, and 481. This course will focus on issues related to the design and implementation of secure data stores. Emphasis will be placed on multilevel security in database systems; covert channels; and security measures for relational and object-oriented database systems."
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            "text": "Prerequisites: COS 470 and 481. The topics cover the fundamental concepts and principles of practical networking and inter-networking issues relevant to the design, analysis, and implementation of enterprise-level trusted networked information systems. Other topics include security architectures and techniques; and protocols at the various levels of the Internet model. Security problems in distributed application environments will be analyzed and solutions will be implemented."
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            "text": "Prerequisites: senior classification and consent of instructor.\nResearch and in-depth study of a particular computer science topic or problem under the supervision of a Computer Science faculty member."
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            "text": "KSU CATALOGUE, 2008-2009\n209",
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