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The Bachelor of Applied Science in Cyber Operations offers three unique tracks and multiple undergraduate certificates

Cyber Engineering

Defense & Forensics

Cyber Law & Policy

Undergraduate Certificates

What sets the University of Arizona's Cyber Operations program apart?

Curriculum Delivery

UA offers the Cyber Operations BAS degree in Face-to-Face, Hybrid, and Fully Online formats. We have carefully crafted our courses to ensure that students receive the exact same learning experience regardless of which learning modality they choose.

Hands-On Learning

UA Cyber Operations courses are structured to maximize the ability to learn by doing. Cyber is a highly technical field that requires hands-on experience to master the material.

Cloud Computing

There is no need for high performance or expensive computer equipment. UA provides each student everything they will need through an advanced Cloud-based Virtual Learning Environment.

Virtual Learning Environment

Our Virtual Learning Environment provides an unstructured synthetic live environment for students to conduct interactive cyber exercises.

BAS Courses Certificate Courses

BAS Courses

	Cyber Engineering	Defense & Forensics	Cyber Law & Policy
CYBV301 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
CYBV302 Linux Security Essentials
CYBV303 Windows Security Essentials
CYBV310 Introduction to Security Programming I
CYBV311 Introduction to Security Programming II
CYBV312 Introduction to Security Scripting
CYBV326 Introductory Methods to Network Analysis
CYBV329 Cyber Law, Ethics & Policy
CYBV330 Introduction to Industrial Control System (ICS) Security
CYBV351 Signals Intelligence & Electronic Warfare (SIGINT)
CYBV354 Principles of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
CYBV381 From Incident to Digital Forensics
CYBV382 Network Forensics
CYBV383 Mobile Device Forensics
CYBV384 Host and File System Forensics (Windows)
CYBV385 Introduction to Cyber Operations
CYBV386 Enterprise and File System Forensics (Linux)
CYBV388 Cyber Investigations & Forensics
CYBV400 Active Cyber Defense
CYBV435 Cyber Threat Intelligence
CYBV436 Counter Cyber Threat Intelligence
CYBV437 Deception, Counterdeception & CounterIntelligence
CYBV440 Digital Espionage
CYBV441 Cyber War, Terror & Crime
CYBV442 Regulatory Limitations and Controls for Cyber Operations
CYBV443 Legal and Privacy Constraints in Cyber Operations
CYBV450 Information Warfare
CYBV454 Malware Threats & Analysis
CYBV460 Zero Trust Networking
CYBV470 C Programming for Security Professionals
CYBV471 Assembly Language Programming for Security Professionals
CYBV472 Secure Software Development & Analysis
CYBV473 Violent Python
CYBV474 Advanced Analytics for Security Operations
CYBV475 Cyber Deception Detection
CYBV477 Advanced Cyber Forensics
CYBV479 Wireless Networking & Security
CYBV480 Cyber Warfare
CYBV481 Social Engineering Attacks
CYBV483 Advanced Computational Propaganda
CYBV496 Special Topics in Cyber Operations
CYBV498 Cyber Operations Senior Capstone
APCV320 Computational Thinking & Doing
APCV361 Data Analysis and Visualization
BASV300 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
BASV314 Mathematics for Applied Sciences
BASV376 Mathematics for Applied Technology
CSCV352 System Programming & Unix
CSCV452 Operating System Theory
ENGV306 Advanced Composition
INTV305 Introduction to Intelligence and Information Operations
INTV377 Psychological Operations (PSYOP)
NETV379 Cloud Computing

Certificate Courses

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	Cyber Operations	Cyber Security	Cyber Defense	Digital Forensics	Security Computing	Information Warfare
CYBV301 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
CYBV302 Linux Security Essentials
CYBV303 Windows Security Essentials
CYBV310 Introduction to Security Programming I
CYBV311 Introduction to Security Programming II
CYBV312 Introduction to Security Scripting
CYBV326 Introductory Methods to Network Analysis
CYBV329 Cyber Law, Ethics & Policy
CYBV330 Introduction to Industrial Control System (ICS) Security
CYBV351 Signals Intelligence & Electronic Warfare (SIGINT)
CYBV354 Principles of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
CYBV381 From Incident to Digital Forensics
CYBV382 Network Forensics
CYBV383 Mobile Device Forensics
CYBV384 Host and File System Forensics (Windows)
CYBV385 Introduction to Cyber Operations
CYBV386 Enterprise and File System Forensics (Linux)
CYBV388 Cyber Investigations & Forensics
CYBV400 Active Cyber Defense
CYBV435 Cyber Threat Intelligence
CYBV436 Counter Cyber Threat Intelligence
CYBV437 Deception, Counterdeception & CounterIntelligence
CYBV440 Digital Espionage
CYBV441 Cyber War, Terror & Crime
CYBV442 Regulatory Limitations and Controls for Cyber Operations
CYBV443 Legal and Privacy Constraints in Cyber Operations
CYBV450 Information Warfare
CYBV454 Malware Threats & Analysis
CYBV460 Zero Trust Networking
CYBV470 C Programming for Security Professionals
CYBV471 Assembly Language Programming for Security Professionals
CYBV472 Secure Software Development & Analysis
CYBV473 Violent Python
CYBV474 Advanced Analytics for Security Operations
CYBV475 Cyber Deception Detection
CYBV477 Advanced Cyber Forensics
CYBV479 Wireless Networking & Security
CYBV480 Cyber Warfare
CYBV481 Social Engineering Attacks
CYBV483 Advanced Computational Propaganda
CYBV496 Special Topics in Cyber Operations
CYBV498 Cyber Operations Senior Capstone
APCV320 Computational Thinking & Doing
APCV361 Data Analysis and Visualization
BASV300 Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
BASV314 Mathematics for Applied Sciences
BASV376 Mathematics for Applied Technology
CSCV352 System Programming & Unix
CSCV452 Operating System Theory
ENGV306 Advanced Composition
INTV305 Introduction to Intelligence and Information Operations
INTV377 Psychological Operations (PSYOP)
NETV379 Cloud Computing

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