Keiser University offers a robust and highly specialized suite of technology programs ranging from Associate to Master’s degrees. These programs are designed to equip students with hands-on, career-focused skills in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, software engineering, and digital forensics.
Here is a complete breakdown of the technology-related degree programs and the specific major courses you can take within them, categorized by degree level.
Master of Science (M.S.) Technology Programs
1. Master of Science in Information Security
This program is designed for IT professionals who want to master secure application development, cryptography, and network forensics, preparing them for roles like Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and the CISSP certification.
Major Courses
- Enterprise Information Systems Networks
- Database Systems and Security
- Software Engineering, Cryptography
- Advanced Network Security
- Survey of Computer Languages
- Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
- E-Discovery/Network and Computer Forensics
- Risk Analysis and Vulnerability Assessment and a final Capstone Project in Information Security
2. Master of Science in Information Technology Leadership
This multi-disciplinary program bridges the gap between technology and business strategy, training students in leadership, project management, and IT governance.
Major Courses:
- Enterprise Information Systems and Networks
- Database Systems and Security
- Global E-Commerce and Privacy Assurance
- Organizational Change
- Information Systems Management
- Computer Security
- Data Warehousing
- Cloud/Virtualization and Mobile Services and a Capstone in Technology Leadership.
Electives:
- Leadership Development
- Risk Analysis
- Cross-Cultural Management
- Social/Legal/Ethical Issues on the Internet and Service Oriented Architecture
3. Master of Science in Financial Technology (FinTech)
Focusing on the rapidly growing intersection of finance and technology, this program teaches students about blockchain, digital payments, and big data
Major Courses:
- Fundamentals of FinTech
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for FinTech
- Digital Payments and Marketplace Lending
- Cryptocurrency and Blockchain
- Law/Policy and Regulation in FinTech
- Data Visualization
- Financial Services and Digital Transformation
- Big Data and Analytics
- Strategic Management of Technology Innovation and Technology Forecasting and Analysis
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Technology Programs
1. Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence
This program addresses the booming demand for AI specialists, covering natural language processing, machine learning, and deep learning. It offers specific concentrations in Machine Learning and Data Science.
Lower-Division Courses:
- Python Programming
- Essentials of Networking
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Java Programming
- Discrete Mathematics
- Multi-User Operating Systems
- Information Security
- Concepts of AI Programming
- Intro to Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
- Web Development
- Theory of Computation
- Deep Learning
- Artificial Intelligence II
- Legal and Social Issues in Computing
- Non-Relational Data Stores
- Cloud and Internet Computing
- Data Mining and Warehousing
- Neural Networks
- Compiler Construction
- Natural Language Processing
- AI Capstone.
2. Bachelor of Science in Cloud Engineering
This degree prepares students for vendor-neutral cloud computing, teaching them to design, deploy, manage, and debug hybrid cloud environments.
- Hardware and OS Support
- Implementing a Private Cloud
- Directory Services
- Cloud Essentials
- Web Systems
- Database Technologies
- Cloud Infrastructure
- Service Management for Cloud
- Cloud Automation and Optimization
- Linux Security
- Enterprise Server Administration
- Cloud Platforms
- Data Center Virtualization
- Cloud Policy/Security and Compliance
- Monitoring Cloud Metrics.
3. Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems
A broad-based IT program focusing on software engineering, network engineering, and technology management.
- Supporting Client OS
- Managing/Maintaining Server OS
- Software Engineering
- C# and Java Programming
- Web Systems
- Software Design, Operating Systems
- Mobile Application Development
- Theory of Computation, Cloud & Internet Computing
- Web Server Administration
- Advanced Linux Admin
- Advanced Routing
- Ethical Hacking, Systems Analysis
- Database Management Systems
- IT Management.
4. Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity Designed to teach students how to identify, protect, detect, respond to, and recover from cyber threatsIt offers concentrations in Information Assurance and Digital Defense.
- Database Management
- Social, Economic
- Policy, and Human Aspects of Cybersecurity
- Cybersecurity Ethics
- Cloud Security
- Cyber Laws
- Frameworks and Standards
- Risk Identification, Protection
- Detection, Response and Recovery
- Critical Infrastructure Risk Management
- Protecting Cyber-Physical Systems
- Cybersecurity Policy; and Cyberspace.
5. Bachelor of Science in Digital Forensics and Incident Response This program applies forensic methodology to examine data breaches, malware, and cyber-crimes.
- Major Courses:
- Data Forensics I & II
- Intro to Computer Forensics
- Forensic Cyber Investigations
- Programming for Cybersecurity
- Criminal Evidence and Procedures
- Malware Analysis
- Network Forensics
- Computer System Forensic Analysis
- Network Defense and Countermeasures
- Windows Forensics
- Corporate Security Policy
- Analytic Forensic Case Studies
- Cyber Crimes, Internet of Things (IoT) Forensics
- Image & Video Forensics.
6. Bachelor of Science in Information Systems
A unique program emphasizing the integration of technology and business problem-solving, offering concentrations in Software Engineering and Cybersecurity.
- UX/UI Design
- Business Intelligence
- Systems Analysis
- Data Warehousing
- System Design
- Business Process Reengineering
- Agile Processes
- Secure Development Operations
- Information Technology Capstone
- IOS/Android Development
- Software Testing.
7. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (and IT Management)
These programs prepare students for network operations, administration, and supervising IT personnel
- Internetworking Technologies
- Unified Communications
- Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing
- Designing a Virtual Infrastructure
- Enterprise Planning & Optimization
- E-Business Infrastructure Management
- Information Systems Implementation
- Information Technology Planning.
8. Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
This Focuses heavily on coding, multi-platform software development, desktop, mobile, and web computing.
- Python, Java
- C#
- Web Development I & II
- Machine Learning
- UX/UI Design
- Cross-Platform Mobile Application Development
- Programming Languages
- Compiler Construction
- IOS and Android Development
- Parallel and Distributed Systems
- Software Engineering Capstone
Associate of Science (A.S.) Technology Programs
For students looking to enter the workforce quickly or build a foundation for a Bachelor's degree, Keiser offers several two-year tech programs:
- Introduces the core concepts of machine learning and data processing.
- Python,
- Data Structures,
- Java,
- Information Security
- Concepts of AI Programming
- Intro to Machine Learning
- Web Development I.
- Focuses on troubleshooting
- administration, and maintaining computer infrastructures
- Hardware Support
- Operating System Support
- Intro to Virtualization
- Security Support
- Web Fundamentals
- Linux Essentials
- IT Scripting.
- Prepares students for entry-level networking or cybersecurity
- PC Systems Support
- Supporting Client OS
- Managing/Maintaining Server OS
- Multi-User Operating Systems
- Cloud Essentials.
- Immerses students in the creative and technical processes of game production
- 3D Animation
- 3D Modeling
- 3D Texturing
- Game Development
- Level Design
- Game Prototyping
- Digital Image Editing
- Programming Fundamentals
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