NSA/DHS CAE Application Lessons Learned
Designation as a National Security Agency/Department of Homeland Security Center of Academic Excellence requires a campus wide commitment to information assurance curricula as well as a rigorous application process. This article describes one institution's lessons learned in the application process from initial decisions to apply though to final application submission.
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