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Session: Integrating Experiential Learning in Cyber Curriculum
Session: Integrating Experiential Learning in Cyber Curriculum
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Debbie Gordon
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12 October 2021
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Increased employment rate for graduates. Increased competitive advantage over other institutions. Market positioning: become the center of a cybersecurity ecosystem. Ensure curriculum stays current.
 
 
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