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Throughout the course, students communicate with classmates and instructors about their work, receive and provide feedback in informal group discussions and formal class presentations, and ultimately deliver a web-based presentation and final deliverable. Students are evaluated based on the quality of their project deliverables as well as their ability to collaboratively develop and communicate their work in both written and oral form. Project topics may include analysis, measurement, design/innovation, testing, attack, or research. Projects typically focus on real-world issues, applications and solutions (or prototypes) with the aim of preparing students for practical and long-term success as cybersecurity professionals. Student teams propose a complex cybersecurity project to which they can apply multi-faceted research, analysis, and problem-solving.

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If any live synchronous class sessions are required, they will be noted on the syllabus.In the MICS capstone class, students use the full range of cybersecurity skills, techniques, and concepts gained throughout the program to design and execute a semester-long team project. The course syllabus includes a brief course description, along with details regarding assignments, technology requirements, grades, course calendar, workload expectations, student learning outcomes, and textbooks. Check the iSchool Schedule of Classes for spring special session programs, for any mandatory Zoom web conferencing dates, which will be added before Open Classes registration. Also, some courses are new, and thus there are no previous syllabi available. (Click on the course title to view the syllabus.) Note that in some cases, the syllabus may be from a previous semester, as the spring 2023 syllabus is not yet available.

Some of the classes below might already be filled.Īs you explore these courses, we encourage you to read the course syllabus. Note: Enrollment is based on space availability and is not guaranteed. Some INFM courses are available in Open Classes. The list of spring 2023 courses below includes all MLIS and MARA electives offered. Web Programming and Information Architecture.Information Intermediation and Instruction.Who advocate for the underserved, design for the end user, and solve for the unsolvable. The future will be shaped by those who understand and innovate in this environment. It drives our economy, our politics, and our education systems. Digital Services and Emerging Technologies Exploring the intersection of technology and humanity.Digital Archives and Records Management.Program Requirements for Non-Master's Students.Program Requirements for Current Master's Students.

Information Governance, Assurance and Security.

Organizational Consulting Project Handbook.

Graduation Forms and Completion Letters.

Academic Integrity and Accommodation of Disabilities.

Incomplete e-Portfolio and Disqualification.

Online Learning Consortium Quality Scorecard.

Center for Information Research and Innovation.

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Student Professional Association Memberships.

Open Classes (master's-level courses for college credit) Post-Master's Certificate in Library and Information Science

CA Teacher Librarian Services CredentialĬalifornia Teacher Librarian Services CredentialĪdvanced Certificate in Strategic Management of Digital Assets and Services.

BS in Information Science and Data Analyticsīachelor of Science in Information Science and Data Analytics.

Master of Archives and Records Administration (MARA)

Master of Archives and Records Administration.

Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS)

Master of Library and Information Science.

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