After completing this class, students will be able to:

• Compare how basic psychological, sociological, criminological, political, economic, and
  legal theories and models explain cybersecurity
• Identify the strengths and weaknesses of those theories in understanding the connections
  between human behaviors and cybersecurity
• Define key concepts including cybersecurity, cybercrime, cyber criminology, cyber law,
  digital forensics, human factors, cyber policy, cyber risk, cyber threats, and cyberwar.
• Identify how professionals in various cybersecurity careers apply these multidisciplinary
  concepts in their daily routines
• Describe how hypotheses and research questions are formed in studies addressing
  cybersecurity through a social science lens
• Describe how data are collected, measured, and analyzed in studies addressing
  cybersecurity through a social science lens
• Identify how marginalized groups have confronted challenges and concerns related to
  cybersecurity as well as how these groups have contributed to our understanding about
  the topic.
• Explain how the application of social science theories, principles, and research strategies
  have contributed to our understanding of cybersecurity at the societal level.