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Achieve More. Together.COMPUTER SCIENCE,INFORMATION SECURITY& DATA SCIENCEGRADUATE PROGRAMSComputer Science, M.S. Information Security – Technical Concentration, M.S. Data Science, M.S. Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Certificate Data Science Certificate
Opportunity abounds for thosewith the skills and drive to advancehow we store, utilize and protectinformation.In today’s data-driven economy, innovations in informationsecurity have become key pillars as sources of growth. Largedata sets are becoming core assets in organizations. As itsimportance increases, the need for better systems withimproved processes and the ability to work autonomouslywill become even more important. Those who possess theskills to create these systems, as well as those who knowhow to analyze and protect information, will be vital to anorganization’s stability. At Lewis University, we’ve designedprograms that’ll provide you with the technical skills andproblem-solving strategies necessary for a wildly successfulcareer. Through our state-of-the-art networking and securitylab, latest versions of commercial and open-source software,and reputation for excellence in the industry, we’ve earnednational recognition as a Center of Academic Excellencein Information Assurance Education by the Department ofHomeland Security (DHS) and the National Security Agency(NSA). Coupled with experienced faculty who are experts intheir field, we have everything you need to enjoy an enrichingcareer as a graduate of one of the following programs: Computer Science (M.S.) Information Security – Technical Concentration (M.S.) Data Science (M.S.) Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Certificate Data Science CertificateEarn your degree your way.We know that juggling work, family and education canbe challenging. So we offer adult and graduate programsin evening, online, accelerated and blended (online andon-campus) formats at conveniently located campuses*throughout the Chicagoland area – all designed withyou in mind. Our graduate and certificate programs areavailable online or in a face-to-face classroom format.*Class locations and offerings differ between programs.Questions?Call (815) 836-5610 ore-mail grad@lewisu.edu1
MASTER OF SCIENCE INComputer ScienceUtilize existing systems tocreate the technologiesof tomorrow.Conduct industry-relevantresearch that pushes fundamentaltheories into reality.Technology connects us with the world and presentsnew opportunities to grow and advance. Thosewho truly understand its potential are the ones whowill push its boundaries, and prepare people andbusinesses to meet the challenges of tomorrow.With a Master of Science in Computer Sciencefrom Lewis University, you’ll have the advancedskills to help redefine how businesses and industrieswill work through faster systems, advancedalgorithms and secure data while creating newcareer opportunities for yourself. You will learn to: Develop and implement efficient, scalableand secure software systems Design, execute and evaluate networkbased distributed systems, components andapplications that interact with their environment Evaluate and enhance the security of informationsystems against zero-day cyber-attacks Create solutions that collect, communicate,visualize, process, store and securelarge volumes of actionable data Integrate custom hardware and softwareto create systems that automate andimprove diverse processesUS News & World Report’s ranking of jobs showsthat four of the five best STEM jobs are ComputerScience positions. And, according to the Bureau ofLabor Statistics, even at the most highly educatedend of the employment spectrum for ComputerScientists – the role of the Computer and InformationResearch Scientists, who require a doctorate orprofessional degree for entry and perform someof the industry’s most specialized functions – thegrowth rate in new job opportunites is 15%. Conduct industry-relevantComputer Science research2lewisu.edu
In order to ensure your degree program matches your career and professionalinterests, we offer the following concentrations you can choose from:Software EngineeringIntelligent Systems Develop software for a variety ofplatforms and systems Design and implement intelligentsystems that perceive, act and learn inresponse to their environment Design data storage systems that meet therequirements of a given problem, includingprescribing the necessary hardware,software and communication links Utilize machine-learning techniques toimprove the performance of systems Derive experience-based models for solving problems Design, implement, document and present acomputer system for a particular application Integrate software with hardware to createautonomous systems that can do useful work Use today’s popular languages and frameworksto create mobile, web and desktop applications Create secure networks for communicatingmeasurement data and commands among devicesCyber Security Identify the risks an organization faces due to cyberthreats and recommend steps to combat them Create new responses to emergingcyber security problems Create software that performs required computationwhile minimizing battery usage and processing lagLife after LewisUpon graduation from this program, you can potentiallybring your new skills to the following areas: Create tools for encrypting data, authenticatingusers and verifying the integrity of data Software Developer Identify components of a modern informationsystem and the threats that challenge security Web Developer Design software and networks thatresist and mitigate cyber-attacks Cyber Security Engineer Reverse engineer malware todetermine how to defeat it Extract and examine digital evidencefrom diverse platforms and media Database Designer Network Engineer Cloud Computing Architect Video Game Developer Simulation Expert3
MASTER OF SCIENCE INComputer ScienceDegree RequirementsDegree Offered: Master of Science in Computer ScienceTotal Credit Hours Required: 32-45I. FOUNDATION COURSES (13)CORE THEORY OPTIONSCPSC-50100Programming FundamentalsCPSC-50200Discrete StructuresCPSC-50300Algorithms and Data StructuresChoose one or two from the list below. You may not takea course for credit if you’ve already taken the cross-listedcourse or its equivalent.CPSC-50400Computer ArchitectureMATH-51000Mathematics for Data ScientistsCPSC-52500Encryption and Authentication SystemsII. CORE COURSES (14)CPSC-57100Artificial IntelligenceYou must take a core curriculum that ensures you areknowledgeable in Programming, Systems and Theory. Youwill take at least one course in each of these three areasand choose one area in which you will take two courses.In addition, you must take the following course within thefirst 14 credit hours of the program:CPSC-61000Theory of ComputationCPSC-66000Programming LanguagesCPSC-59700Research in Computer ScienceCORE PROGRAMMING OPTIONSChoose one or two from the list below. You may not takea course for credit if you’ve already taken the cross-listedcourse or its equivalent.CPSC-51100Statistical ProgrammingCPSC-51700Pervasive Application DevelopmentCPSC-60000Object-Oriented DesignCPSC-62700Programming for Penetration TestersCPSC-62800Programming for Digital ForensicsIII. ELECTIVES (15)Choose five courses from the list below. You may chooseto pursue a concentration which you will earn by takingfour of your five electives from that concentration’s list.You may not count a course as both a Core CurriculumCourse and an Elective. You may not take a course forcredit if you’ve already taken the cross-listed course or itsequivalent.SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CONCENTRATIONCPSC-51700Pervasive Application DevelopmentCPSC-53000Data VisualizationCPSC-54000Large-Scale Data Storage SystemsCPSC-55500Distributed Computing SystemsCPSC-57100Artificial Intelligence ICORE SYSTEMS OPTIONSCPSC-57200Artificial Intelligence IIChoose one or two from the list below. You may not takea course for credit if you’ve already taken the cross-listedcourse or its equivalent.CPSC-60000Object-Oriented DesignCPSC-61000Theory of ComputationCPSC-61500Computer GraphicsCPSC-62700Programming for Penetration TestersCPSC-62800Programming for Digital ForensicsCPSC-63000Database SystemsCPSC-65500Cloud Computing and VirtualizationCPSC-66000Programming LanguagesCPSC-66500Software Vulnerabilities and DefensesCPSC-51500Operating Systems and Distributed SystemsCPSC-54000Large-Scale Data Storage SystemsCPSC-55500Distributed Computing SystemsCPSC-58000Communications and NetworkingCPSC-65500Cloud Computing and Virtualization4lewisu.edu
CYBER SECURITY CONCENTRATIONINTELLIGENT SYSTEMS CONCENTRATIONCPSC-51500Operating Systems andDistributed SystemsCPSC-51000Introduction to Data Mining and AnalyticsCPSC-52000Intrusion Detection, Response and RecoverCPSC-53000Data VisualizationCPSC-52500Encryption and Authentication SystemsCPSC-55000Machine LearningCPSC-54000Large-Scale Data Storage SystemsCPSC-57100Artificial Intelligence ICPSC-55500Distributed Computing SystemsCPSC-57200Artificial Intelligence IICPSC-56000Securing WindowsCPSC-57400Natural Language ProcessingCPSC-56100Securing LinuxCPSC-61000Theory of ComputationCPSC-58000Communications and NetworkingCPSC-61500Computer GraphicsCPSC-62700Programming for Penetration TestersCPSC-63000Database SystemsCPSC-62800Programming for Digital ForensicsCPSC-65000RoboticsCPSC-63000Database SystemsCPSC-65500Cloud Computing and VirtualizationCPSC-65500Cloud Computing and VirtualizationIV. THESISCPSC-66400Wireless SecurityCPSC-69700CPSC-66500Software Vulnerabilities and DefensesCPSC-67000Cloud and Virtualization SecurityCPSC-67300Advanced Digital ForensicsCPSC-68000Critical Infrastructure Network SecurityCPSC-68500Enterprise Network SecurityMaster’s ThesisAdmission RequirementsIn order to be accepted into this program, you must possess: A baccalaureate degree from a regionallyaccredited institution of higher education A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale A completed application for graduateadmission with 40 application fee A professional resumé Official transcripts from all educationalinstitutions attended Two-page statement of purpose Two recommendation forms or letters Undergraduate coursework in discrete mathematics,programming and algorithms (Students withoutsufficient coursework will still be consideredfor admission but may need to complete upto 13 credit hours of foundation courses) International students are required tohave a TOEFL test score greater than 550(computer-based 213; Internet-based 79)* Provisional admission may be granted for thosewho do not meet these requirements5
MASTER OF SCIENCE INInformation SecurityBecome the guardian foryour company’s data.Learn how to devise and implementstrategies that will keep yourorganization’s information secure.Every day, organizations face increasingchallenges to protect their data. To keep it secure,organizations need individuals who can counteracttoday’s threats, as well as anticipate and preparefor tomorrow’s. With a Master of Science inInformation Security (MSIS) from Lewis University,you will be qualified to do just that. We willprovide you with a solid understanding of the: Techniques for securing and examininga variety of computing platforms Value of IT assets and the risksassociated with their loss Scientific principles underlying cyber attacksand efforts to counteract them so you canrespond to new attacks as they evolve Vulnerabilities associated with databasesystems, web applications and operatingsystems; how to find them; and how torecover the data from corrupted systems Legal, ethical and privacy issuesassociated with information securityLife after LewisUpon graduation from this program, you canpotentially bring your new skills to the following areas:Stan Pieklo ’14, Field Engineer and Adjunct InstructorGradient Telecomm / Joliet Junior College“Lewis University was a great experience forme. The instructors give you a strong indicationof what’s going on in the field in the real world.Plus, they’re wonderful at taking the time tointeract with you. They also work with you aroundoutside issues that come up, so you can stillachieve your goals. If I couldn’t make it to class,I could e-mail the instructor or watch the livesession online. I feel like I have a much broadereducation going through the MSIS program.” Information Security Officer Security Analyst Security Engineer Penetration Tester Security Architect6lewisu.edu
Degree RequirementsDegree Offered: Master of Science in Information Security – Technical ConcentrationTotal Credit Hours Required: 35-41I. FOUNDATION COURSES (6)III. TECHNICAL CONCENTRATION (9-12) May be waived based on previousundergraduate courseworkA minimum of three courses from the following:CPSC-50000Computer OrganizationINSY-52300Computer ForensicsINSY-50100Principles of ProgrammingCPSC-56000Securing WindowsCPSC-56100Securing LinuxII. CORE COURSES (18)INSY-59400Database ManagementINSY-50500Introduction to Information SecurityCPSC-66400Wireless SecurityINSY-51000Data NetworkingCPSC-66500Software Vulnerabilities and DefensesCPSC-51500Operating Systems andDistributed SystemsCPSC-67000Cloud and Virtualization SecurityCPSC-67300Advanced Digital ForensicsCPSC-52000Intrusion Detection, Responseand RecoveryCPSC-68000 Industrial and Critical InfrastructureNetwork SecurityCPSC-52500Encryption and Authentication SystemsINSY-53000Legal and Ethical Issues inInformation SecurityIV. ELECTIVE (0-3)Choose an additional elective to fulfill 12 credit hourstotal of coursework.V. SEMINARS (2)INSY-59700Information Security Certification Prep IINSY-59710Information Security Certification Prep IIVI. CAPSTONE COURSE (3)CPSC-59100 Information Security Project:Technical ConcentrationAdmission RequirementsIn order to be accepted into this program, you must possess: A baccalaureate degree from an accreditedinstitution of higher learning Two-page statement of purpose A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale* International students are required tohave a TOEFL test score greater than 550(computer-based 213; Internet-based 79) A completed application for graduateadmission with 40 application fee A professional resumé Official transcripts from all educationalinstitutions attended Two recommendation forms or letters* Provisional admission may be granted for thosewho do not meet these requirements7
MASTER OF SCIENCE INData ScienceLearn how to mine the bigsecrets hiding in company data.Help organizations transform decisionmaking by using the vital informationin data to improve processes,relationships and revenues.Today’s organizations are coming to the realizationthat there are treasure troves of information hiddenwithin their data that, when acted upon, can help thembetter target and serve their customer base, predictmarket trends, optimize their processes, identify unmetneeds, and much more. But to get to it, they needindividuals with the training to create, deploy, and usetoday’s state-of-the-art data mining and predictiveanalysis tools. Lewis’ Master of Science in Data Scienceprogram helps prepare these individuals. The Master ofScience in Data Science program will prepare you to: Design and develop software and systems to store,manage, query, process and interpret big data Devise algorithms to identify trends Determine how to best display data tocommunicate actionable recommendations Develop an in-depth understanding ofthe mathematics and computing of datascience techniques and technologies Use real-time and historical data tosolve real-world problemsTyler Owen ’14, Managing ConsultantTrustwave“I travel a lot for work, so Lewis’ online MSISprogram worked well for me. Even thoughI attended class remotely, I was still able toattend the live lecture and interact with theinstructor. I really enjoyed seeing the practicalexperience my professors brought to theclassroom from working in the field. It’s givenme a more well-rounded knowledge of theindustry, which has allowed me to talk to mycustomers in a more intelligent manner. Andit’s made me more confident in what I can do.”Admission RequirementsIn order to be accepted into thisprogram, you must possess: A baccalaureate degree from an accreditedinstitution of higher learning A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale* Undergraduate mathematics coursework in Calculus A completed application for graduateadmission with 40 application fee A professional resumé Official transcripts from all educationalinstitutions attended Two-page statement of purpose Learn to evaluate and compare largescale and cloud-based storage solutionsthat meet specific performance, security,query, functional and cost requirements Two letters of recommendation Choose appropriate data analysistechniques to solve specific problems* Provisional admission may be granted for thosewho do not meet these requirements8 International students are required tohave a TOEFL test score greater than 550(computer-based 213; Internet-based 79)lewisu.edu
Degree RequirementsDegree Offered:Master of Science in Data ScienceTotal Credit Hours Required: 36Certificate in ComputationalBiology and BioinformaticsTotal Credit Hours Required: 18MATH-51000Mathematics for Data ScientistsMATH-51100Concepts of Statistics ICPSC-51000Introduction to Data Mining and AnalyticsThis certificate program will prepare you to specialize inimplementing and choosing systems that identify trendsin large sets of data for the life sciences. It is designed forthose who do not wish to pursue the full degree. However,you can switch over to the full degree program if you wish.CPSC-51100Statistical ProgrammingBIOL-50900Introduction to Computational BiologyCPSC-52500Encryption and Authentication SystemsBIOL-51000Data Systems in the Life SciencesCPSC-53000Data VisualizationMATH-51000Mathematics for Data ScientistsCPSC-54000Large-Scale Data Storage SystemsCPSC-51000Introduction to Data Mining and AnalyticsCPSC-55000Machine LearningCPSC-51100Statistical ProgrammingCPSC-53000Data VisualizationI. CORE COURSES (24)II. CONCENTRATION COURSES (12)Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (12)BIOL-50900Introduction to Computational BiologyBIOL-51000Data Systems in the Life SciencesBIOL-51200Research in BiotechnologyBIOL-59000Data Science Project for Life ScientistsCertificate in Data ScienceTotal Credit Hours Required: 18CPSC-59000 Data Science Project for ComputerScientistsThis certificate is designed for those who wish toacquire general data science skills and knowledge butdo not wish to pursue the full degree. However, you canswitch over to the full degree program if you wish.Plus, choose three of the following:MATH-51000Mathematics for Data ScientistsMATH-51200Concepts of Statistics IICPSC-51000Introduction to Data Mining and AnalyticsCPSC-51700Pervasive Application DevelopmentCPSC-51100Statistical ProgrammingCPSC-55200Semantic WebCPSC-53000Data VisualizationCPSC-55500Distributed Computing SystemsCPSC-54000Large-Scale Data Storage SystemsCPSC-55000Machine LearningComputer Science (12)Life after LewisUpon graduating from the program, you can bring your new skills to the following roles: Data Scientist Predictive Modeler Data Analyst Computer and Information Research Scientist Data Strategist Market Research Analyst Data Engineer Risk Manager9
Apply TodayApplying to LewisUniversity is simple:Let us talk with you aboutfunding your education Complete the Graduate Applicationat lewisu.edu/apply.We’re dedicated to making your degree as affordableas possible. That’s why Lewis offers transfer-friendlycredit policies, employer tuition discounts and tuitiondeferral plans. You might also qualify for FederalStafford Loans, veterans’ benefits or scholarships.Put all those pieces together and you’ll find thatwe’re one of the most affordable private universitiesin the Chicago area. To apply for financial aid: Submit the necessary transcripts or supportingdocuments for your program. Some programshave special admission requirements. Submit the 40 application fee online.Start taking your career to the next level today!Why more graduatestudents choose LewisTake a closer look at Lewis and you’ll find more thansomeplace to get your next degree. You’ll find a valuesbased, ethically-focused approach to education fromfaculty who are experts in their fields. You’ll findfaculty and staff who understand your need to balancework, family and education and work with you toaccomplish your goals. And you’ll find a respected,state-of-the-art institution of higher learning that’sbeen recognized by renowned publications, theU.S. government and more. See for yourself: Lewis’ state-of-the-art Science Center houses some ofthe most impressive computing resources in the region Lewis offers cutting-edge cloud computingresources and software suites Lewis is a Department of Homeland Security(DHS)/National Security Agency (NSA) nationallyrecognized Center of Academic Excellencein Information Assurance Education Recently named #1 best private collegevalue in Illinois by Great Value Colleges Small, interactive classes so you can grow withyour peers led by dedicated faculty who areexperts in their field with real-world experience10 Submit your application for admissionat lewisu.edu/apply. Complete the Free Application for FederalStudent Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov anduse 001707 for Lewis’ school code. If your FAFSA application is selected for verification,Lewis will request additional documentation(IRS tax transcript, verification of child support,etc.). The IRS Data Retrieval process providesthe easiest way to meet these requirements. Within two weeks upon acceptance to Lewis andcompletion of the FAFSA, notification of financialaid eligibility will be mailed to your address on file.Simply follow the steps outlined in the packet. If you’re awarded financial aid, you mustcomplete the Entrance Counseling and DirectStafford Loan Promissory Note (MPN) uponreceiving your Financial Aid Award Letter.If you have any questions about the types of financialaid you may qualify for, contact our Financial Aidoffice at (815) 836-5135 or finaid@lewisu.edu.Questions?Call (815) 836-5610 ore-mail grad@lewisu.edulewisu.edu/apply
Dr. Ray Klump, Chair and ProfessorComputer and Mathematical Sciences“Data Science holds the key to addressing somany of today’s most pressing problems. Ourability to collect data has never been greater.Our ability to recall, interpret, visualize, use andsecure that data, however, has not kept pace. Weneed to prepare people who can create waysto distill meaning from the vast quantities of datawe are collecting. Those individuals will enableus to solve the particularly challenging problemswe now face, including those in healthcare,business, the government and social policy.”11
Lewis UniversityMission Statement: Guided by its Catholic and Lasallian heritage, Lewis University provides toa diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education grounded in theinteraction of knowledge and fidelity in the search for truth. Lewis promotes the developmentof the complete person through the pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its Missionis a spirit of association which fosters community in all teaching, learning, and service.A WelcomingCampusThe Lewis main campus in Romeoville,Illinois, is a picturesque 410-acresetting which houses 1,300 studentsin 12 residence halls, all withinwalking distance of well-equippedclassrooms, the library, the JFKRecreation and Fitness Center, theStudent Union, and the Sancta AlbertaChapel. Lewis suburban campusesare located in Oak Brook, TinleyPark, and Hickory Hills. Additionally,classes are offered at numerous sitesthroughout the Chicagoland areaand in Albuquerque, N.M. IllinoisOutstandingcampuses are easily accessible toAcademic Choicescorporate offices in Chicago and theLocated in the Midwest, Lewissuburbs, making it easy for studentsUniversity is a comprehensive,to complete professional internships.Catholic university, where thetraditions of liberal learning, valuesEnrollmentand preparation for professional workLewis currently has nearly 7,000come together with a synergy thatundergraduate and graduategives the university its educationalstudents. Many are from theidentity and focus. Founded in 1932,Chicago region, with internationalLewis is a dynamic, coeducationalstudents representing nearlyuniversity offering nearly 8530 different countries.undergraduate majors and programsof study, 35 graduate programs,and certificates of advanced study.Lewis is one of many schoolssponsored by the De La SalleChristian Brothers, an internationalRoman Catholic teaching order.12Experienced FacultyLewis has more than 200 full-timefaculty members who take theirstudents’ personal and professionalsuccess to heart. The majority holdterminal degrees in their fields.Many are experienced practitioners.The student/faculty ratio is 13:1.AccreditationLewis University is accreditedby, and a member of, the HigherLearning Commission.Information contained herein issubject to change without notice.Lewis University reserves theright to revise, supplement, orrescind its contents at any time.lewisu.edu
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This handbook supplement applies to students entering the fourth year of their degree in Computer Science, Mathematics & Computer Science or Computer Science . Undergraduate Course Handbook 1.2 Mathematics & Computer Science The Department of Computer Science offers the following joint degrees with the Department of Mathematics: BA .
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