Andrew McGettrick
Lillian N. Cassel
Melissa Dark
John Impagliazzo
ABSTRACT
This session reports on a workshop convened by the ACM Education Board with funding by the US National Science Foundation and invites discussion from the community on the workshop findings. The topic, curricular directions for cybersecurity, is one that resonates in many departments considering how best to prepare graduates to face the challenges of security issues in employment and future research. The session will include presentation of the workshop context and conclusions, but will be open to participant discussion. This will be the first public presentation of the results of the workshop and the first opportunity for significant response.
Index Terms
- Toward curricular guidelines for cybersecurity
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