Roane State Community College will host a cybersecurity camp this summer time for highschool college students from Anderson, Campbell and Scott counties. Registration is at present being accepted and participation is free.
This camp is designed as a full-fledged course for college students in grades 9-12 who’re occupied with cybersecurity and pc science. His analysis pursuits embrace community visualization, mapping, and simulation, in addition to digital forensics and danger evaluation.
July 8-11, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. ET, Anderson County Higher Education Center (Clinton)
July Fifteenth-18th, 9am-3:30pm ET, Campbell County Campus (La Follette)
July 22-25, 9am-3:30pm ET, Scott County Campus (Huntsville)
The Anderson County Higher Education Center is positioned at 220 Frank L. Diggs Drive in Clinton, the Campbell County campus is positioned at 201 Independence Lane in La Follette, and the Scott County campus is positioned at 410 WH Swain Boulevard in Huntsville. Specific particulars for every campus could be discovered at roanestate.edu/campuslocations.
Dr. George Megabugabu, Roane State Computer Information Technology Program Director, will lead all three camps made doable by way of a grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC). Students can attend without spending a dime, as ARC sponsorship covers the price of every pupil’s registration. Camp T-shirts may even be given away.
Roane State has been designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Information Technology, Cyber Defense Concentration. For extra details about this program, go to roanestate.edu/cyberdefense.
For questions on Cybersecurity Camp, you may contact Sonya Parker by emailing parkers@roanestate.edu or calling (865) 481-2031.