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Mohammad Eyadat, Ph.D.
Title: Associate Professor, Information Systems
Department: Information Systems
Office: EAC 806
Phone Extension: x2132
Email Username: meyadat
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Show All CIS 378: Information Security Theories and Practice -- Required Textbook and Supplemental Materials CIS 473: Database Systems CIS 482: Databases and Web Security CIS 488: Management of Information Security CIS 560: Information Security for Management
CIS 378: Information Security Theories and Practice -- Required Textbook and Supplemental Materials
Fall 2010Student Enrollment: 28
Fall 2011
Textbook cost to students for Principles of Information Security: $114.95
Cost of purchase options through CengageBrain.com: $50.49 -- $97.49
Savings per student: $17.46 -- $64.46
Textbook is available, in print form, at a variety of purchase options through CengageBrain.com
- Whitman, Michael E., and Herbert J. Mattord. Principles of Information Security. Boston, MA: Thomson Course Technology, 2009. ISBN: 9781423901778. CengageBrain.com
Supplemental Materials
Textbook cost to students for Computer and Information Security Handbook: $109.00
Cost of digital textbook via Safari Books: $0
CD-ROM cost to students for Information Security Management Concepts: $125.00
Cost of demonstration module via MERLOT: $0
Total savings per student for Supplemental Materials: $234.00
Supplemental textbook is available to students free of cost through Safari Books Online.
- Vacca, John R. Computer and Information Security Handbook. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2009. ISBN: 9780123743541. Safari Books Online
- Rose, Matt. Information Security Management Concepts. Modified in MERLOT 2008. Description: This demonstration module provides an overview of the key concepts and goals of information security and how information security relates to an organization's information and technology assets. This interactive self-paced instruction uses video, audio, text, case studies, practice exercises, and quizzes to promote a guide learning and understanding. This material is appropriate for end users, IT professionals, IT managers, and executives.