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Nov 04, 2026
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Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027
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CYB 232 Cybercrime Credits: (3)
This course focuses on computer-based crime and cybercrime. The course explores how attacks and crimes are committed with information technologies and the Internet. It addresses the laws that apply to cybercrime along with the importance of preserving and correctly interpreting digital evidence. Students will also examine the policies and protections that are needed for individuals and organizations to address cybercrime. Prerequisite(s): CYB 101 .
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze how abuse, attacks, and crimes are committed with information technologies and the Internet.
- Analyze the impact the cybercriminals have on cybercrime victims, society and the economy, while recognizing the impact society and culture have on cybercriminals.
- Apply cyber laws, regulations, and cybercrime related legal concepts to cybercrime activities.
- Evaluate security practices and requirements for protecting information systems and its users.
- Explain security practices for investigating and prosecuting cybercrime.
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