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Course: IAS492A/B - IAS Seminar
Course: IAS492A/B - IAS Seminar
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12 October 2021
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Students enrolled in Pennsylvania College of Technology's Information Assurance and Cyber Security program are required to take a two one-credit course sequence called IAS Seminar during their final fall and spring enrolled in the program. The course was designed to be a transition from college to career and discusses topics related to that transition as well as current events.
 
 
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