Cybersecurity Internship
This course allows students to volunteer to work in an agency related to cybersecurity. Must volunteer for 50 hours per course credit and complete course assignments.
Course Material
Include the following internship materials, explaining what you did and why so an outside audience would understand.
- Internship Journal
- Internship Evaluation
- Research/Summary Paper
Applying Course Knowledge
- What have you learned in coursework which relates to the world of work?
- How are the concepts you have read about in course texts applied in practice?
- What theories, ideas, or concepts might be applied in your career area?
Skill Development
- What new skills did you learn during the internship?
- operating office or computer equipment; handling a variety of situations simultaneously; organizing or analyzing data, records, or budgets; or improving teamwork, writing, and speaking abilities.
Personal Development
- How did you benefit personally from the internship experience?
- During your internship, make a special effort to observe the personal style of supervisors and colleagues. Identify clear examples of leadership styles that either promote good working relationships or hinder a productive work environment. Note how to deal with pressure, tension, and praise in work relationships. It is important to understand how to communicate knowledge to strangers, supervisors, and peers. Try to obtain knowledge of job opportunities available in this field. Become familiar with occupational literature and professional organizations.