MIS 4800 - Information Security Project (3)

Monday

06:30 PM - 09:20 PM

Main Campus Campus | Elliott Hall | Room 200C

This course introduces a Cyber Security Framework that organizations can use to implement a sound information security program. It will provide hand-on experience with tools, techniques and processes including lab exercises, demos, case studies and homework assignments. Emphasis on how to interpret an information security framework and build it into a measurable and effective security program. Prerequisite(s): (MIS 300 or MIS 3000) or (MIS 301 or MIS 3010) and (MIS 305 or MIS 3050) and MIS 4180 with a minimum grade of 2.0 in each course. MIS 4180 may be taken concurrently. 

Identical with MIS 5800

Office Location: Elliott Hall

My office hours I am available most the days and evenings via phone and will be available at EH if an appointment is made

You can reach me at 248-723-5224 or at sajayrai@oakland.edu

Professor Expectations:  For students to be prepared when they come to the class by doing their assigned homework.

• Understand Information Security Framework and best practices.
• Get exposure to various cyber security topics and get to understand through the use of demos, labs and hands-on exercises
• Take this practical knowledge to their employers and assist with cyber security projects

Additional Materials:  Professor will provide slide decks for each class on Moodie.

Yes. There will be written assignments in forms of homework case studies. The written assignment will be in the form of power point slides.

TESTS/EXAMS

Mid-term and Final.

HOMEWORK, LAB WORK, ETC.

Each week, the students will get homework or a case study.

PARTICIPATION

30% of the total points are for class participation.

TOTAL 1000 POINTS.  400 POINTS FOR FINAL EXAM.  300 POINTS FOR MID-TERM.  300 POINTS FOR CLASS PARTICIPATION.

A=4.0

A=-3.7

B+=3.3

B=3.0

B-=2.7

C+=2.3

C=2.0

C-=1.7

D+=1.3

D=1.0

F=0.0