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University of South Florida-Main Campus Course Info
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CIS 4216
Aggressive Hacking - What Hackers Do
Commonly known as Red Teaming, the course provides an understanding of computing, networking, programming concepts, and exploitation techniques, related to computer security. Focus of the course is to legally break-test into systems to improve security.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
COP 2030 - Programming Concepts I
Min Grade: C-
Min Grade: C-
or
COP 2250 - Object-Oriented Programming (Java SE)
Min Grade: C-
Min Grade: C-