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Cybersecurity Area of Concentration within the A.A.S. in STEM Technology
The Cybersecurity Area of Concentration within the A.A.S. in STEM Technology covers the skills needed to design, analyze, evaluate, and implement security controls in the cyber environments. In addition to preparing students for a career in the cybersecurity capacities, the program prepares graduates for professional certifications including A+, Net+, Security+, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), and Certified Information Security Auditor (CISA). *This degree can be completed entirely online.

*To view curriculum requirements for all previous catalog years and pathways for previous catalog years from 2021-2022 forward, please see previous catalog versions. If there are Pathways for years prior to 2021-2022, they will be listed by clicking the Archived Pathway button.

 

Information Security and Assurance Certificate
The Information Security and Assurance Certificate program is designed for students seeking to build skills in specialty areas (e.g., information security), upgrade current skills, or broaden their general knowledge base in information technology. This program provides students with the basics of systems security with emphasis placed on access controls, how to protect data and computer systems, networking, auditing, and how to detect malicious code activity. All CIS courses completed in these certificates apply directly to an A.A.S. degree in information technology. *This certificate can be completed entirely online.

Gainful Employment - Information Security & Assurance
Important information about the educational debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended this program.  

*To view curriculum requirements for all previous catalog years and pathways for previous catalog years from 2021-2022 forward, please see previous catalog versions. If there are Pathways for years prior to 2021-2022, they will be listed by clicking the Archived Pathway button.

 

Frederick County Public School students are eligible to receive free tuition and fees through Dual Enrollment at FCC for some courses taken during Fall or Spring semesters. FCPS students participating in dual enrollment may obtain required textbooks and materials at the FCC bookstore at no cost to the student. Students should speak with their high school counselor first if they plan to enroll in FCC courses or programs.

 

To find more information about how credits may transfer from Frederick Community College to a state four-year institution visit ARTSYS or consult a College advisor.  

Frederick Community College has articulation agreements with the following institutions, allowing students a seamless transfer experience. Students who plan to transfer should speak with an advisor or program manager from their chosen transfer institution before selecting elective courses.
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Information Security Analysts
$120,360.00/yr • +33%*
*Median pay, projected job growth or decline from 2023-2033. Data source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, May 2023 Edition.
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