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Computer Security
FSU offers a new Computer Security major to help meet the demand for computer security experts. Recent developments in the U.S. and the world have shown a critical need for people who have these technical skills. With several newly created courses in Network Security, Cryptography and Vulnerability Assessment, students will study and learn about current threats and attack and defense techniques in a secure laboratory environment.
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National Security and Intelligence
Since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, demand for employees in the field of intelligence research and analysis has grown dramatically. A March 2004 article in U.S. News & World Report stated that the FBI was actively recruiting nationwide to fill 900 new analyst positions. In response to the growing needs of our nation, FSU has created a Bachelor of Arts degree in Intelligence Research and Analysis. The interdisciplinary program focuses on research and writing skills. The work of intelligence analysts, whether relating to national security, criminal investigative activities or competition analysis, involves the preparation of assessments based on the collection, correlation and analysis of intelligence data.
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Hospitality Management
FSU offers a B.S. degree in Business Administration hospitality management. This program incorporates the study of fundamental business principles with practical culinary techniques. The hospitality management program produces graduates who are better equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to advance in the foodservice or hospitality industries.
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Safety/Environmental Engineering Technology
Pierpont C&TC now offers an A.S. degree (two-year degree) in Safety/Environmental Engineering Technology. The program prepares competent professionals who serve as valued members of the management, engineering and business team providing solutions to complex Safety/Environmental problems. Students can earn the two-year degree and then move on to earn the four-year degree in this 2 + 2 program.
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