RE: RE: Masters program for Information Security?

["Vickers, Leonard J ERDC-ITL-VA" <Leonard.J.Vickers () erdc usace army mil>]

The credibility issue is a non factor today. DOD is certifying that online/in
person only matters regarding one's ability to manage INFOSEC. IF you learn
it they will respect it. I do believe that the more math one has can lend
credence through the depth of quantification capabilities but the practicum's
that exist in these online and offline courses are essentially the same. Do
what you can afford, appreciate and acclimate to fight the terrors. Damn the
egos....

-----Original Message-----
From: tag48 () ctcreuna cl [mailto:tag48 () ctcreuna cl] 
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 5:34 PM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: RE: Masters program for Information Security?

How about norwich degree being pretty much a online course... doesn't it lose
a little credit the fact of not actually going to class and talk face to face
to professors?


I don't mean to talk bad about it, I'm just wondering, since Norwich master
degree is still one of my options for a master in security assurance.

Regards

Alex S. Harasic