To reach their potential in future cybersecurity careers, students need not only an array of technical skills but also “soft skills” that will enable them to work effectively in teams and in real-world situations.
California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB) has worked with national intelligence agencies, federal agencies, private corporations, and other universities in developing its graduate programs in cybersecurity and national security. These employers emphasize that one of their major concerns is that tomorrow’s cybersecurity pros be ready to communicate clearly, critically evaluate evidence, and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of different possible conclusions.
This webinar series by CSUSB adjunct instructor Anastacia Webster will explore ways you can help cybersecurity and IT students develop these essential soft skills:
Ms. Webster will discuss how, by partnering with the university’s political science department and other departments, CSUSB has expanded the range of cybersecurity education it can offer students. The templates and resources she provides will be especially relevant for academic institutions building degree programs in the fields of cybersecurity and security, but the broader discussion about cross-pollination between technical and nontechnical subjects will be of interest also to instructors teaching in secondary education and at the college level.
The materials for the workshop are available for free download from the CyberWatch West website: www.cyberwatchwest.org/index.php/curriculum-development/cyber-intelligence.
To sign up for the workshop series, please register before Friday, August 11, on CyberWatch West's Webex registration page.
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ATE Events — September 2017
Past
(2 days)
Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile540 N Michigan AveChicagoIllinois60611
The Connected Car Insurance USA Conference & Exhibition is the largest and most informative forum for executives from across the connected car and auto insurance industries. Current topics shaping the motor insurance space: Mobility and Autonomous, ADAS and the Connected Car Disruptor, Data Sharing and Advanced Analytics.
(3 days)
Rio Hotel3700 W Flamingo RdLas VegasNV89103United States
InterDrone is where the UAV industry comes together, bringing drone pilots, UAS engineers and developers, commercial drone service businesses, UAV manufacturers, drone videographers and enterprise UAV end-users.
Join InterDrone in Las Vegas for a 3-day UAV conference and expo hall filled with more than 185 unmanned system manufacturers and sellers. The full commercial drone conference features more than 120 panels, sessions, classes and drone workshops where participants can learn everything from how to get the Part 107 Pilot’s license to how to use UAVs for agriculture, construction, infrastructure inspection or aerial photography.
Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC)700 W. State StreetMilwaukeeWI53233United states
This is a combined workshop. Project Access in the morning and Promoting Student Success in Math in the afternoon.
To reach their potential in future cybersecurity careers, students need not only an array of technical skills but also “soft skills” that will enable them to work effectively in teams and in real-world situations.
California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB) has worked with national intelligence agencies, federal agencies, private corporations, and other universities in developing its graduate programs in cybersecurity and national security. These employers emphasize that one of their major concerns is that tomorrow’s cybersecurity pros be ready to communicate clearly, critically evaluate evidence, and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of different possible conclusions.
This webinar series by CSUSB adjunct instructor Anastacia Webster will explore ways you can help cybersecurity and IT students develop these essential soft skills:
- Clear written communication, particularly communicating technical information to non-technical analysts and decision-makers
- Creative thinking techniques that help analysts avoid getting trapped in their own mindsets and misinterpreting information
- Structured analytical techniques for reaching more accurate assessments and estimates
Ms. Webster will discuss how, by partnering with the university’s political science department and other departments, CSUSB has expanded the range of cybersecurity education it can offer students. The templates and resources she provides will be especially relevant for academic institutions building degree programs in the fields of cybersecurity and security, but the broader discussion about cross-pollination between technical and nontechnical subjects will be of interest also to instructors teaching in secondary education and at the college level.
The materials for the workshop are available for free download from the CyberWatch West website: www.cyberwatchwest.org/index.php/curriculum-development/cyber-intelligence.
To sign up for the workshop series, please register before Friday, August 11, on CyberWatch West's Webex registration page.
(7 days)
WashingtonDC
This first-of-its-kind course is designed as an immersion experience in the science diplomacy ecosystem of Washington D.C., combining academic lectures, field visits, professional development workshops, networking opportunities and leadership training. Alumni will join a global network of young leaders and innovators reaching across borders to address societal challenges and become agents of change in their countries and sectors.
(3 days)
Halls A-B-C Suburban Collection Showplace46100 Grand River AvenueNoviMichigan48374
The Battery Show Exhibition & Conference is a showcase of advanced battery technology for electric & hybrid vehicles, utility & renewable energy support, portable electronics, medical technology, military and telecommunications.
The European Conference on Technology Enhanced Learning engages researchers, practitioners, educational developers, entrepreneurs and policy makers to address current challenges and advances in the field of technology-enhanced learning. The theme of EC-TEL 2017 is “Data Driven Approaches in Digital Education”.
EC-TEL 2017 Program: http://www.ec-tel.eu/index.php?id=765
CareerTech Teacher Academy Session 1
https://www.okcareertech.org/educators/professional-development/events/teacher-academy
Moore Norman Technology Center, South Penn Campus13301 S. PennsylvaniaOklahoma CityOK73170United States
CareerTech teachers will have the opportunity to attend professional development sessions on a variety of topics during the 2017-18 school year. Topics include technology, instructional strategies, classroom management and instructional planning, as well as many other topics.
The training dates are September 13 and January 24. The registration cost is $30 per training which includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Because the trainings are individual and not part of a series, each one requires separate registration. See registration link for details.
Learn how to enroll up to 25-50% female students in STEM in less than a year in this 4-Day online bootcamp. Participants will take away an easy-to-implement recruitment plan to increase the number of women in STEM classrooms, a retention plan, the knowledge and confidence to put these plans into action, and a final presentation to highlight successful outcomes. There is a 1-week orientation and then a live 4-day bootcamp August 30-31 and September 14-15.
Please sign up now and join ATE Central for a free webinar designed to help ATE grantees and others understand the importance of digital archiving for the ATE community. On September 19, 2017 at 2pm EDT, ATE Central's Kendra Bouda and Rachael Bower will discuss what digital archiving is, why archiving benefits ATE, and how ATE Central can help with your project or center’s archiving efforts. Whether you’re just getting started with ATE and want to learn how to meet the new NSF ATE archiving requirement or you've been part of the community for a while, join us to learn more about sustaining and sharing your project deliverables beyond the life of your ATE funding.
(2 days)
Indian River State College3209 Virginia AvenueFort PierceFlorida34981United States
RCNET will host a two-day workshop designed to bring together academic, technology, and government experts with a mission of embedding automation enabling technologies, such as robotics, artificial intelligence, and batteries, into STEM college programs to address immediate and future (5 years) workforce needs. The workshop will result in a white paper detailing the state of automation technologies in the technician training programs.
The Close it Summit
http://www.cyberwatchwest.org/index.php/scheduled-events/icalrepeat.detail/2017/09/25/178/...
(3 days)
The Historic Palmer House Hilton17 East Monroe StreetChicagoIllinoisUnited States
This three-day conference is organized by Innovate+Educate, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating multiple pathways to training and employment based on competencies and skills. This year's theme is "Shift Happens: Revolution."
(2 days)
AtlantaGeorgia
Connected Fleets USA 2017 will assess the challenges and opportunities that new digital technologies present in managing the total costs of operating a fleet.
BPA/DECA Fall Leadership Conference
https://www.okcareertech.org/educators/business-marketing-and-information-technology-educa...
Embassy Suites2501 Conference DriveNormanOklahoma73069United States
The Oklahoma Department of CareerTech Business, Marketing and Information Technology Division staff, the BPA State Executive Council and the DECA State Action Team hope you are ready for an exciting school year! We wanted to provide the conference registration memo early this year because of several changes that will be implemented at this year’s conference. The 2017 Oklahoma BPA-DECA Fall Leadership Conference will be Wednesday, September 27, 2017 at the Embassy Suites in Norman.
More general information: https://www.okcareertech.org/students/student-organizations/bpa/flc
You have prepared your resume and completed your online profile, and now you're waiting for the Cybersecurity Virtual Career Fair on Friday, October 13. If this is your first time participating in a virtual career fair, join this webinar on Friday, September 29, at 9 am Pacific to discuss the differences between a live career fair and a virtual career fair, as well as how to impress employers with your online presence.
To participate in this free online event, register on CyberWatch West's WebEx registration page: https://cyberwatchwest.webex.com/cyberwatchwest/k2/j.php?MTID=t31f8525195bba8dd574b255178b75152.