Informatics Institute 6/19/081 A Draft Plan for the Informatics Institute (Graduate Program) Informatics Institute A Draft Plan for the Informatics Institute at AUM for 2008-

Informatics Institute 6/19/082 Primary Foci - Informatics Institute (I-Sq) 1) M.S. and PhD Programs in Informatics Security and Privacy Assurance and Reliability 2) Cutting-Edge research for first-rate IT programs 3) External Funding and Research Grants 4) Improve relationship with the Gov’t (e.g., the School of Government) and State (e.g.,Security Awareness) 5) Improve relationship with IT business community 6)relationship with 754 th, DHS and application security firms under “Center of Excellence” projects, (such as SANcoe: Storage Area Network) and surrounding IT industries 6) Optimize relationship with 754 th, DHS and application security firms under “Center of Excellence” projects, (such as SANcoe: Storage Area Network) and Create surrounding IT industries 7) Expansion of Internationalization of I-Sq Programs to other countries, recruiting of students, and establishment of schools in an outreach exchange program with joint degrees, in addition to the current agreements with Hunan (ROC) and Ulsan(ROK).

Informatics Institute 6/19/083 Organizational Resource Plan for I-SQ Director/ Dean Full Prof.(1) Assoc. Prof. (2) Assist. Prof. (2) Instructor (4) + Grad. Assts AUM Chancellor/Provost AUM Undergrad. Departments Math+DS+Information Systems Other Undergrad.& Grad Internal, External & International Students Other Sources Corporate, IT, Gov’t, DHS, 754 th WIng State Etc. New International Schools and Recruiting

Informatics Institute 6/19/084 MS-INDB* Information Networking - Data Management Informatics Institute (MS: Master of Science or PhD) MS-ISPM* Information Security, Policy and Management MSCS *** Computer Science MS- IA** Information Assurance MS-ISITM* Information Security, Information Technology and IT Management MS -SECGGT *** Software Engineering, Computer Graphics and Game Technology AUM Chancellor / Provost

Informatics Institute 6/19/085 Elaborating Item#7 on p.2: The School of Government e.g., 1) Elaborating Item#7 on p.2: The School of Government e.g., 1) 2) 3) Graduate School of Government Business Administration And Management Political Science And Public Administration International Relations and Global Affairs Economics Information Security, Policy and Management (MSISPM in I-Sq) slide 2 focus 7 & slide 4 AUM Chancellor/Provost

Informatics Institute 6/19/086 Objectives of MS-ISPM MS-ISPM MS-ISPM  Master of Science in Information Security, Policy and Management  Balance of Analytical Skills and Business Acumen  Emphasizes the multidisciplinary aspects of Information Assurance  Unique in its emphasis on the policy, management, and technology aspects of information security and risk management

Informatics Institute 6/19/087 MS-ISPM as a Bridge MS-ISPM as an intersection of S-T-M Security Policy Technology Management MSISPM Bridges Technology, Policy And Management

Informatics Institute 6/19/088 MARKET Capabilities of MS-ISPM Graduates Graduates from MS-ISPM will be able to: Graduates from MS-ISPM will be able to:  Assess Information Security-Reliability-Privacy Risks.  Understand the technical, organizational, and human factors associated with these risks.  Evaluate IT tools to protect against threats facing organizations.  Assess the impact of security policies on complex systems and organizational objectives while considering regulatory requirements and compliance.  Oversee the Information Assurance lifecycle including planning, acquisition, development, and evolution of secure infrastructures.

Informatics Institute 6/19/089 Summary : Why MS-ISPM?  MS-ISPM equips candidates with the analytical methods, technical know-how and management practices to be leaders in business and government circles in the Information Assurance field.  MS-ISPM is a professionally oriented degree with an emphasis on industry relevant training to further one’s goals.

Informatics Institute 6/19/0810 An analytical approach to Security Management for training next generation information assurance leaders The MS-ISPM Curriculum at a Glance: The MS-ISPM Curriculum at a Glance: is a full-time Masters Program MS-ISPM is a full-time Masters Program completed in four semesters with completed in four semesters with   An effective mix of core and elective classes   Capstone Experience Information Security Project or Masters Thesis with an expert faculty advisor   The ability to exempt core classes based on experience   A desirable mix of instructors from industry and research   The ability to craft independent study courses with faculty

Informatics Institute 6/19/0811 Sample Curriculum of MS-ISPM FALL FALL  Introduction to Information Security  Security and Reliability Management (MUST)  Telecommunications Management (MUST)  Economics Analysis (MUST)  Statistical Data Analysis for IT Managers (MUST)  Privacy in the Digital Age  Hacking Exposed

Informatics Institute 6/19/0812 Sample Curriculum of MS-ISPM SPRING  Decision Making Under Uncertainty (MUST)  Organizational Management (MUST)  Financial Accounting (MUST)  Principles of Finance (MUST)  Applied Cryptography  Negotiations

Informatics Institute 6/19/0813 Sample Curriculum of MS-ISPM SUMMER  Summer Internship, or  Master Thesis, or  Information Security Project

Informatics Institute 6/19/0814 Sample Curriculum of MS-ISPM FALL  Security Policy seminars: Healthcare, Finance and /or Government (MUST) Finance and /or Government (MUST)  Introduction to Computer & Communication Security (MUST)  Security Architecture & Analysis

Informatics Institute 6/19/0815 Sample Curriculum of MS-ISPM SPRING  Project Management  Incident Response  Power & Influence  Information Security Risk Analysis (MUST)  Information Security Risk Policy & Management (MUST)

Informatics Institute 6/19/0816 Elective Pool for MS-ISPM et al.  Introduction to Software Engineering  Data Base Concepts and Applications  Human Factors in Information Systems  Regulatory and Legal Aspects of Information Systems under Cyber-crime  Information Systems Infrastructure for Contemporary Organizations  IT Governance  Defense Analysis: Models and Applications  E-Government: Transformation and Management  E-Commerce on the Internet and Security Aspects

Informatics Institute 6/19/0817 Elective Pool Cont’d from p.16  Total Quality Management  Applied Stochastic Modeling and Optimization  Systems Simulation and Operations Management  Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems  Software Testing and Verification  Trustworthy Computing: Metrics in Reliability, Security and Privacy  Computer Forensics and Investigation  Computer Law and Ethics under Criminal Justice  Security Audit  Wireless Network Information Security Assessment and Management

Informatics Institute 6/19/0818 MS-INDB* Information Networking - Data Management Informatics Institute (MS: Master of Science or PhD) MS-ISPM* Information Security, Policy and Management MSCS *** Computer Science MS- IA** Information Assurance MS-ISITM* Information Security, Information Technology and IT Management MS -SECGGT *** Software Engineering, Computer Graphics and Game Technology AUM Chancellor / Provost

Informatics Institute 6/19/0819 MS in Information Security, Information Technology & IT Management (MS-ISITM)  INFORMATION SECURITY TRACK  Network Security, Active and Passive Defenses  Data and Computer Network Communications  Computer Applied Security  Cryptography  Computer and Network Administration  Fault Tolerance Computing  Reliability Modeling and Evaluation  Operating Systems  Theory of Automata and Formal Languages  Advance Algorithms  Information Technology and Cyber-crime

Informatics Institute 6/19/0820 MS in Information Security, Information Technology & IT Management (MS-ISITM)  INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY TRACK  Multimedia Information Systems  Acquisition of Information Systems  Software Quality Assurance and Management  Software Testing and Verification  Computer Security and Cryptography  Software Reliability Modeling  Digital Signal Processing

Informatics Institute 6/19/0821 MS in Information Security, Information Technology & IT Management (MS-ISITM)  IT MANAGEMENT TRACK  Managerial Economics  Business and Project Management  Information Systems Modeling  Information Resource Management  Management of Information Technology  Organizational Management  Decision Making under Uncertainty  Security Risk Assessment and Risk Management

Informatics Institute 6/19/0822 MS-INDB* Information Networking - Data Management Informatics Institute (MS: Master of Science or PhD) MS-ISPM* Information Security, Policy and Management MSCS *** Computer Science MS- IA** Information Assurance MS-ISITM* Information Security, Information Technology and IT Management MS -SECGGT *** Software Engineering, Computer Graphics and Game Technology AUM Chancellor / Provost

Informatics Institute 6/19/0823 MS in Information Networking & Data Management (MS-INDM)  INFORMATION NETWORKING  Fundamentals of Telecommunications, and Computer Networks  Fundamentals of Embedded Systems  Packet Switching and Computer Networks  Introduction to Computer/Network Security  Secure Software Engineering  Distributed Systems  Wireless Engineering and Mobile Networks

Informatics Institute 6/19/0824 MS in Information Networking & Data Management (MS-INDM)  DATA MANAGEMENT TRACK  Database Applications  Database Management  Data Storage Design and Systems  Data Resources Management  Data Structures and Storages  Advanced Database Management

Informatics Institute 6/19/0825 MS-INDB* Information Networking - Data Management Informatics Institute (MS: Master of Science or PhD) MS-ISPM* Information Security, Policy and Management MSCS *** Computer Science MS- IA** Information Assurance MS-ISITM* Information Security, Information Technology and IT Management MS -SECGGT *** Software Engineering, Computer Graphics and Game Technology AUM Chancellor / Provost

Informatics Institute 6/19/0826 INFORMATION ASSURANCE across all environments, MS-IA  The core curriculum – reviewed and validated by professionals in the field- provides the fundamental skills needed to lead an information assurance organization, where business oriented classes such as economics, statistics, and accounting are instructed from an information systems perspective.