The Computer Science Information Security Center (ISC) recognizes that no computer science graduate should be without information security knowledge. Toward this end, the Computer Science Department has introduced Information Security
content such as computer and network security across the undergraduate and graduate curricula. The curricula set forth by the ISC has been certified by the NSA to meet the National
Training Standards for Information Systems Security Professionals (4011) and Systems Administrators (4013).
The Computer Science Department offers specific courses which address technical and theoretical issues in Computer Security.
Both undergraduate and graduate students can obtain a Computer Security Certificate by taking course sequences which emphasize principles of computer security.
This certificate is intended for undergraduate students who wish to focus on the computer/network security aspects of Computer Science.
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This certificate is intended for graduate students who wish to focus on the computer security (information assurance) aspects of Computer Science.
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Started in 2019, funded by WCU student club, HackWCU is a 24 hour student hackathon hosted by the West Chester Computer Science Club. Over 200 students and tech professionals joined here for weekend full of fun, innovation, and creative problem solving. Contestant build innovative and exciting projects with other students. This event is open to any college student.
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