Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
| Undergraduate Course Requirement | Graduate Replacement |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5010 Foundations of Information Assurance |
| CS 4170 The Law, Ethics, and Potdcy of Data and Digital Technologies | CY 5240 Cyberlaw: Privacy Ethics and Digital Rights |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5200 Security Risk Management and Assessment |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5210 and CY 5211 Information System Forensics |
| CS 4710 Mobile and Wireless Systems | CS 6710 Wireless Network |
| CS 5770 Software Vulnerabitdties and Security | CS 5770 Software Vulnerabitdties and Security |
| CS 4740 Network Security | CS 6740 Network Security |
| CS 4770 Cryptography | CS 6750 Cryptography and Communications Security |
| CS 3650 Computer Systems | CS 5600 Computer Systems |
| CS 4500 and CS 4501 Software Development | CS 5500 Foundations of Software Engineering |
| CS 3700 Networks and Distributed Systems | CS 5700 Fundamentals of Computer |
Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Students may complete up to four listed master’s courses while in their undergraduate program. Up to four will be applied to both the undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
| Undergraduate Course Requirement | Graduate Replacement |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5010 Foundations of Information Assurance |
| CS 4170 The Law, Ethics, and Potdcy of Data and Digital Technologies | CY 5240 Cyberlaw: Privacy Ethics and Digital Rights |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5200 Security Risk Management and Assessment |
| Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5210 and CY 5211 Information System Forensics |
| CS 4710 Mobile and Wireless Systems | CS 6710 Wireless Network |
| CS 5770 Software Vulnerabitdties and Security | CS 5770 Software Vulnerabitdties and Security |
| CS 4740 Network Security | CS 6740 Network Security |
| CS 4770 Cryptography | CS 6750 Cryptography and Communications Security |
| CS 3650 Computer Systems | CS 5600 Computer Systems |
| CS 4500 and CS 4501 Software Development | CS 5500 Foundations of Software Engineering |
| CS 3700 Networks and Distributed Systems | CS 5700 Fundamentals of Computer |
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a minimum grade of B in all graduate-level Khoury courses. Courses completed with a grade below a B may not be accepted by the graduate program. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a minimum grade of B in all graduate-level Khoury courses. Courses completed with a grade below a B may not be accepted by the graduate program. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a cumulative 3.0 GPA in all graduate-level CS courses. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must complete individualized plans of study with their assigned undergraduate academic advisor upon admission into the program. During senior year, students will finalize the formal PlusOne form with the associate director of graduate student services to matriculate into the master’s program upon undergraduate graduation. Students may complete up to four master’s courses as an undergraduate. Only one graduate course may be completed per semester. The remaining required courses must be completed as a master’s student (post-bachelor’s graduation).
Students entering a graduate program via the PlusOne pathway are not eligible for the Double Husky Scholarship. If you have additional questions related to tuition or scholarship eligibility, please reach out to Student Financial Services.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a cumulative 3.0 GPA in all graduate-level CS courses. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must complete individualized plans of study with their assigned undergraduate academic advisor upon admission into the program. During senior year, students will finalize the formal PlusOne form with the associate director of graduate student services to matriculate into the master’s program upon undergraduate graduation. Students may complete up to four master’s courses as an undergraduate. Only one graduate course may be completed per semester. The remaining required courses must be completed as a master’s student (post-bachelor’s graduation).
Students entering a graduate program via the PlusOne pathway are not eligible for the Double Husky Scholarship. If you have additional questions related to tuition or scholarship eligibility, please reach out to Student Financial Services.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a minimum grade of B in all graduate-level Khoury courses. Courses completed with a grade below a B may not be accepted by the graduate program. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a minimum grade of B in all graduate-level Khoury courses. Courses completed with a grade below a B may not be accepted by the graduate program. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Students must be in a cybersecurity major or cybersecurity combined major to be in this Khoury PlusOne program.
Interested students should meet with their advisor no later than the third semester to start the admission process, beginning with enrollment in a single graduate course. The first graduate course must be taken in the fall or spring semester.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a cumulative 3.0 GPA in all graduate-level CS courses. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must complete individualized plans of study with their assigned undergraduate academic advisor upon admission into the program. During senior year, students will finalize the formal PlusOne form with the associate director of graduate student services to matriculate into the master’s program upon undergraduate graduation. Students may complete up to four master’s courses as an undergraduate. Only one graduate course may be completed per semester. The remaining required courses must be completed as a master’s student (post-bachelor’s graduation).
Students entering a graduate program via the PlusOne pathway are not eligible for the Double Husky Scholarship. If you have additional questions related to tuition or scholarship eligibility, please reach out to Student Financial Services.
Admission into the PlusOne program does not guarantee admission into the master’s program upon graduation at the bachelor’s level. Students admitted into the PlusOne program maintain undergraduate-level standing and must continue to request admission into graduate courses each term. In order to continue in the PlusOne program, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and earn a cumulative 3.0 GPA in all graduate-level CS courses. Undergraduate enrollment in graduate coursework is limited to one graduate course per semester. Placement is not guaranteed.
Students must complete individualized plans of study with their assigned undergraduate academic advisor upon admission into the program. During senior year, students will finalize the formal PlusOne form with the associate director of graduate student services to matriculate into the master’s program upon undergraduate graduation. Students may complete up to four master’s courses as an undergraduate. Only one graduate course may be completed per semester. The remaining required courses must be completed as a master’s student (post-bachelor’s graduation).
Students entering a graduate program via the PlusOne pathway are not eligible for the Double Husky Scholarship. If you have additional questions related to tuition or scholarship eligibility, please reach out to Student Financial Services.
