James Madison University

Curriculum Guide/ Cohort Schedule

The program is cohort-based, so all courses are offered in a prescribed sequence. All students in the cohort take the same two courses per semester. Students also are required to participate in weekly classroom discussions; work on group and individual projects; and deliver work by deadlines.

Each course is 3-credit hours. The program requires 33 credit hours of graduate coursework. Expect to complete the program in 5 semesters plus a summer course. A thesis is not required from students but is encouraged. Non-thesis students take a comprehensive exam in semester 4.

At the end of each semester, students must demonstrate course competency by completing final exams for each class, proctored at a professional testing center. Testing centers are located in metropolitan areas throughout the United States and around the world.

Announcements


  • March 5-9 -Spring Break
  • March 16 - James Madison Day
  • March 19 - Registration for Summer Session Begins
  • April 3 - Registration for 2012 Fall Semester Begins
  • April 27 - Last Day of Classes
  • April 30 - May 4 - Final Exams
  • May 4 - Graduate School Commencement
  • May 5 - Undergraduate Commencement

Welcome to the InfoSec Program

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The online distance education Information Security (InfoSec) Master's program at James Madison University caters to the needs of working professionals. The online program is delivered to students asynchronously over the Internet, so courses are available anytime and at any location. More >