The assignments in this course introduce many of the concepts of application development and the security issues that relate to them. The course covers various software development models and considerations and introduces learners to basic security concepts such a cryptography and the common vulnerabilities and exposures list. In this material, we will also introduce the basic concepts of cybersecurity, including cryptography, and illustrate how the many vulnerabilities found in applications today can trace their origin to some point in the development process. While this is not a "coding" course, it provides examples of coding techniques and explores and contrasts the many different models of software development. Ultimately, this content should prove valuable to managers, developers, and security professionals who are looking for a comprehensive understanding of how the many components of the application creation process come together under an umbrella of security.

Learning Outcomes:

• Define the basic characteristics of an algorithm
• Differentiate among the different kinds of software that comprise modern applications
• Describe the different stages of the software development life cycle (SDLC)
• Understand the role of cryptography and security in application development
• Identify different programming concepts
• Contrast the concept of object-oriented programming to procedural programming
• Describe various vulnerabilities found in applications

Credentials:

IACET CEUs: .3 (Contact Hours: 3 hours)SHRM PDCs: 3