Learn the theory, principles and techniques to pursue a career in law enforcement, computer forensics, information security or related occupations. Students can earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in Criminal Justice and/or a certificate in one or more specialized areas, including Computer Forensics, and Information Security. These certificates target skills and competencies demanded by the security industry.
In Computer Forensics, learn how to conduct a computer forensics investigation and follow chain of custody procedures.
In Information Security, learn offensive and defensive techniques to protect operating systems and provide network security. The Information Security certificate prepares students for entry-level positions in network security, auditing and penetration testing, firewall configuration, and computer crime investigation.
Police officer and related occupations, security officer, loss prevention, corrections officer, investigator, probation officer, computer forensics investigator and information security specialist.
Covington; general education classes may be offered at other campuses
Fall or spring terms
Certificates, associate in applied science degree.
(After any developmental needs are met and if enrolled in 12 to 15 credit hours per semester)
Advising Sheet (PDF)