Computer Forensics and Security Specialist (CF51) Certificate

Campus Availability and Advisement:

• Catoosa County Campus Advisor: Rocky Spurlock
• Floyd County Campus  Advisor: Jan Carney 
• Gordon County Campus Advisor: Jan Carney 
• Walker County Campus Advisor: Rocky Spurlock
• This program is also available 100% online. For online advisement, contact any of the above.

Program Description:

Computer Forensics and Security Specialist certificate is designed to give students the knowledge they need to understand how to detect and prevent computer-related criminal activity and/or unauthorized use, including computer systems security.

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Required Courses

CIST 1001	Computer Concepts	4
CIST 1122	Hardware Installation and Maintenance	4
CIST xxxx	CIST Operating Systems Course	3
CIST 1601	Information Security Fundamentals	3
CIST 1401	Computer Networking Fundamentals	4
	OR
CIST 2451	Introduction to Networks - CISCO	4
CIST 2601	Implementing Operating Systems Security	4
CIST 2602	Network Security	4
CIST 2612	Computer Forensics	4

Total Credit Hours: 30 Minimum Credit Hours for Graduation