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Establishing an undergraduate information assurance (information security) program at a small liberal arts college

Joanne Sexton

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This paper describes the steps taken to establish a joint information assurance (information security) track within the computer science program and the MIS curriculum at a small undergraduate liberal arts college.

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This paper describes the steps taken to establish a joint information assurance (information security) track within the computer science program and the MIS curriculum at a small undergraduate liberal arts college.

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This paper describes the steps taken to establish a joint information assurance (information security) track within the computer science program and the MIS curriculum at a small undergraduate liberal arts college.

Key concepts: Information assurance, Liberal arts education, Curriculum, Computer science, Joint (building), Information security, Track (disk drive), Engineering management

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