Badge Overview
Information Systems Security
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Information Systems Security

Issued by Hood College
Badge Description
The Information Systems Security badge focuses on technical, operational and managerial issues of computer systems. Threats to computer security (including schemes for breaking security) as well as techniques for detecting and preventing security violations are reviewed. Emphasis is on instituting safeguards, examining types of security systems and applying the appropriate level of security for perceived risks.
Analytical
Critical Thinking
Communication
research
Badge Criteria
This INTERMEDIATE level badge is equivalent to a 3-credit, master's level course. Earning a grade of B or better is required for this badge.
Aligned Outcomes
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Internal
Core Competencies
https://www.hood.edu/offices-services/institutional-assessment/institutional-learning-outcomesGSO_Comm
Communication
The badge earner will communicate clearly and effectively in oral, written and/or visual formats, consistent with the standards of their discipline.
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Internal
Core Competencies
https://www.hood.edu/offices-services/institutional-assessment/institutional-learning-outcomesGSO_Res
Research
The badge earner will identify and explore relevant questions and/or problems by accessing, evaluating, applying and/or conducting research using discipline-specific strategies.
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Internal
Core Competencies
https://www.hood.edu/offices-services/institutional-assessment/institutional-learning-outcomesGSO_CriReas
Critical Reasoning
The badge earner will approach content and tasks with a critical awareness, framed by knowledge and skills appropriate to their discipline.
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Internal
Core Competencies
https://www.hood.edu/offices-services/institutional-assessment/institutional-learning-outcomesGSO_ProbSolv
Problem Solving
The badge earner will apply advanced disciplinary content knowledge and strategies to understand and address problems and questions relevant to their discipline and to which they have not previously been introduced.