DTSC 3030 - Cyber Ethics for Data Scientists

3 hours

Upper-division data analysis with emphasis on rules, code of conduct, ethics, and privacy are covered. Includes high-level definition and analysis of massive social media data, metadata, information, and misinformation. Study of trust models, zero-trust architectures, NIST cybersecurity and trust models, cyber information management, security planning, criminology, and law. Discussion of crimes committed via Internet, ranging from various white-collar financial crimes to the spread of viruses, malicious code, stalking, bullying, and web-based exploitation.

Course specific fees (in addition to tuition and mandatory):
Academic (AF) per hour: $13.80