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Master of Science in Forensic Computing |
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The Master of Science in Forensic Computing integrates criminal justice studies with computer sciences and computer forensic training. Graduates will possess the knowledge to conduct and manage forensic investigations involving digital devices and electronic crime; help organizations protect their computer systems; the capacity to train others; to guide and consult in cybercrime investigations and computer security; to solve new problems as they emerge; and to serve as leaders in the field. ( Prerequisites & Requirements, Admissions Information)
Co-Director: Professor Samuel Graff, 212.237.8767
Co-Director: Professor Richard Lovely, Sociology Department, 212.237.8685 |
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Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems in Criminal Justice and Public Administration |
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The major in computer information systems in criminal justice and public administration focuses on software development, information systems design and the modeling of public systems using the techniques of operations research. In addition to fulfilling basic requirements in computer science, operations research and mathematics; students must complete an applied specialization computer applications in either criminal justice or public administration. ( Prerequisites & Requirements, Admissions Information)
Faculty Advisors:
- Professor Ping Ji, 212.237.8841;
- Professor Jin Woo Kim, 212.237.8927;
- Professor Bilal Khan, 212.237.8843;
- Professor Mythili Mantharam, 212.237.8844;
- Professor Douglas Salane, 212.237.8836;
- Professor Peter Shenkin, 212.237.8925
Faculty Advisors for the Public Administration Specialization:
- Professor Warren Benton, 212.237.8089;
- Professor Patrick O’Hara, 212.237.8086 |
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Minor in Computer Science |
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Computers are the future. By learning to use a computer, students are securing their tomorrows. Good computer skills will build self-confidence and increase students marketability and competence in their chosen fields. The minor in computer science will build self-confidence and increase students marketability and competence in their chosen fields. Four specializations are offered within the minor: Networking, Office Systems, Security, and Computing Systems.
( Prerequisites & Requirements, Admissions Information)
Minor Advisors:
- Professor Ping Ji, 212.237.8841;
- Professor Bilal Khan, 212.237.8843;
- Professor Mythili Mantharam, 212.237.8844;
- Professor Douglas Salane, 212.237.8836;
- Professor Peter Shenkin, 212.237.8925 |
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Minor in Mathematics |
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Mathematics provides excellent preparation for entrance into many quantitative and high-technology careers. Some of these include the actuarial field, financial analysis, and work in cryptography. The minor will enhance the understanding of quantitative disciplines such as the social sciences, physics, chemistry, and biology. ( Prerequisites & Requirements, Admissions Information)
Minor Advisor:
- Professor Peter Shenkin, 212.237.8925
- Professor Mythili Mantharam, 212.237.8844; |
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Peter Shenkin, Chairperson
444 W. 59th St., Room 4221N, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212.237.8925, Email: pshenkin@jjay.cuny.edu |
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