University of Michigan-Flint

Course Description

• The curriculum program emphasizes gaining relevant experience through project-based learning, competency-based assessments, and other innovative teaching and learning methodologies
• While the program coursework focuses on developing expertise in cybersecurity, computing, and programming, it also teaches individuals important aspects of a traditional liberal arts education such as analytical reasoning, effective communication, critical thinking, collaboration, cultural awareness, and self-directed learning
• With a mix of in-person and online courses, the institution makes it easy for students to achieve a cybersecurity bachelor's degree
• The degree program includes 30 credits of general education, 12 credits of prerequisite courses exposing essential information, and 78 credits of mandatory courses diving into computer and security technologies and sophisticated frameworks
• A minimum of 120 points is required to graduate