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    TIP SOCIO-CYBERSECURITY PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    24 Modules Commitment

    Created by Team:

    1. Password and Rational Choice (Created for Social Problems course) TAUGHT
    2. Deviance & Phishing (Created for Social Problems course) TAUGHT
    3. Data Integrity & Data Downloading (Created for Statistics course) TAUGHT
    4. Frequency and Encryption (Created for Statistics course) TAUGHT
    5. Cyber-Law (Created for Intro CJ course) TAUGHT
    6. Ethical Hacking (Created for Intro CJ course) TAUGHT
    7. Digital Evidence and the Court System- The Role of Governmentality (Created for American Court Systems course) TAUGHT
    8. The First Responder and Chain-of-Custody (Created for American Court Systems course)
    9. Personnel & Security (Created for Social Organizational Theory course) TAUGHT
    10. Information Security Threats and Counter Measures (Created for Social Organizational Theory course) TAUGHT
    11. Big Data (Created for Methods of Social Research course)
    12. Vulnerabilities in the Internet of Things (IoT) in a Consumption Based Society (Created for Social Problems course) TAUGHT

    Created by Faculty Associates:

    1. Cybersecurity Measures to Prevent Online Bullying
    2. Cloud Computing Security and International Business
    3. Identifying Online Sexual Predators
    4. Cyber-Psychology TAUGHT
    5. Advertisements and E-Commerce Vulnerability
    6. Monitoring Hate Speech: Cyber Terrorism in the Climate of Fear
    7. Adolescent Dispositions: Understanding Youth Behaviors and Risks in the Cyber World
    8. Common Sense: Considering the Risk of Online dating
    9. Eliciting Targets through Cybersecurity Techniques: The Role of Race, Class, and Gender
    10. Identifying and Blocking On-line Sexual Predators
    11. The Utilization of Cybersecurity in Sensitive Data in Social Work
    12. Word Cloud: Visualizing and Recognizing Security Vulnerability in Social Media.

     

     2 Faculty Workshops

    1. Conducted Summer 2018
    2. Conducted Summer 2019

     

     New Course: SOC-401 Socio-Cybersecurity

    1. Conducted with Experiential Pedagogy.
      • 4 Graded labs plus other hands on activities.
      • Students wrote final project (The aim is to create our own textbook for the course)

     

    Major Research Activities:

    1. 10 Senior Personnel and Faculty Associates interviewed by undergraduate students about their reflections.
    2. Pre- and Post-Test Surveys conducted in all taught courses with a standardized questionnaire.
      • Descriptive Statistics and T-Test Analysis of mean differences completed

     

    Supplemental Research Activity

    1. Socio-Cybersecurity Tracer Study Survey (Success Rate, N=135)

     

    Project Website

    http://www.nsusociocybersecurity.org/

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    Norfolk State University
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    Norfolk,
    Virginia 23504
    USA
    Tel: 757-823-8436

    This Project is funded by the National Science Foundation

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