Federal Cyber Service: Scholarship for service

计算机工程（32）本项目扩大了爱荷华州立大学（ISU） SFS网络军团计划的能力。ISU被国家安全局指定为信息保障教育学术卓越的特许中心，通过支持校园内的信息保障中心，进一步认识到信息保障（IA）领域的重要性。通过这个项目，ISU继续参与NSF的SFS计划。电子与计算机工程、计算机科学、政治科学、数学、教育领导、物流、运营和管理信息系统系的教师领导跨学科的网络军团项目。学生与教师密切合作，接受IA培训，进行研究，并发展为领导者和团队成员。学生完成IA课程，通过更深入的研究工作和与主要教授的接触，培养更深入的解决问题的能力。所有学生都参加了国际滑联SFS项目的独特而关键的组成部分：领导力，团队合作和专业发展。扩大后的SFS项目为教师团队领导提供了一个基础，以制定全年招聘计划，特别强调：增加来自代表性不足群体的参与者数量；进一步加强甄选程序；支持强大的学生群体体验；增加学生辅导的范围；更系统地让所有学生参与IA研究；并采用额外的措施来衡量项目的成功。这种基础设施允许毕业生在毕业后100%进入联邦政府工作。ISU SFS计划继续通过为联邦劳动力提供新的专业人员来造福社会，这些专业人员有能力以创新的方式解决确保关键联邦信息基础设施安全的问题。它通过加强几个ISU研究项目，解决包括入侵检测系统在内的重要问题，为IA知识库做出了贡献；网络安全;数据隐私和安全；可靠的系统和网络；还有安全政策。

Computer Engineering (32) This project expands the capacity of the Iowa State University (ISU) SFS Cyber Corps program. Designated by the National Security Agency as a charter Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education, ISU further recognizes the importance of the information assurance (IA) field by supporting an IA Center on campus. Through this project, ISU continues participation in the NSF SFS program. Faculty from the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Political Science, Mathematics, Educational Leadership, and Logistics, Operations, and Management Information Systems lead the interdisciplinary Cyber Corps program. Students work closely with the faculty to receive IA training, conduct research, and develop as leaders and team members. Students complete IA courses and develop deeper problem-solving skills through more in-depth research efforts and involvement with major professors. All students participate in the unique and critical component of the ISU SFS program: leadership, teamwork and professionalism development. The expanded SFS program provides faculty team leaders with a foundation to develop a year-round recruiting plan with special emphasis on: increasing the number of participants from underrepresented groups; further enhancing the selection process; supporting the strong student cohort experience; increasing the scope of mentoring for students; more systematically involving all students in IA research; and employing additional measures of program success. This infrastructure allows placing 100% graduating students in the federal government after graduation.The ISU SFS program continues to benefit society by providing the federal workforce with new professionals who have the capacity to address the problems of securing critical federal information infrastructure in innovative ways. It contributes to the IA knowledge base by enhancing several ISU research programs that address important issues including intrusion detection systems; network security; data privacy and security; dependable systems and networks; and security policy.