Computing and Security Technology

About the Major

The Computing and Security Technology curriculum centers on the application of software and hardware technology to solve real-world problems. Attention is given to maintenance and administration of information systems, with courses covering each of the major components of computer infrastructure: hardware, servers, Linux, Windows, networks, web, security, databases and OO programming.

The Computing and Security Technology program is supported by eight state-of-the-art computer labs in the Goodwin College building and faculty are selected based on their academic credentials and industry experience.

Students have an opportunity to pursue two educational paths: a concentration in computing technology or a concentration in computing security. Each concentration consists of 96 credits, divided into 60 credits of core courses and 36 credits of required courses in the specific concentration.

For additional information about this major, visit the Goodwin College's School of Technology and Professional Studies web site.