MASTER: Missouri Advanced Security Training, Educa

该项目旨在在密苏里州科技大学（ST）建立一个新的CyberCorps®：服务奖学金（SFS）计划，为进入政府工作队伍准备高素质的网络安全专业人员。拟议中的CyberCorps®：SFS计划被称为密苏里州高级安全培训、教育和研究（MASTER）。密苏里州ST是密苏里州第一个被指定为信息保障教育学术卓越国家中心以及信息保障研究学术卓越国家中心的机构。该项目将培养20名网络安全领域的硕士和博士毕业生，为国家服务。它将增加网络安全专业人员和劳动力中少数民族和妇女的数量。它将向更广泛的社区提供外联和传播研究成果，包括高中，社区学院，HBCU合作大学和网络安全领域的学术界。通过MASTER项目团队组织的研讨会和夏令营，以及在学术和专业场所的研究出版物和演示，提高这种认识。拟议的MASTER项目将通过参与大学的战略计划提供体验式学习，该计划以智能计算和智能生活为主题，网络安全在其中发挥重要作用。目前，计算机科学系大楼正在被仪器化，以作为一个智能环境，可以跟踪和预测活动，占用，监视监控，能源使用等。SFS学生将设计和操作安全监控软件和工具。此外，还将开设一门新课程“计算机科学家的体验式创业”，为密苏里州S T CyberCorps®学者提供应用于现实世界场景的真实的信息安全工具的第一手经验。网络安全课程已通过国家标准4011（INFOSEC）和4014 E（ISSO）认证。它包括关于安全、隐私、可信度和可靠性问题的广泛课程。该项目还将开发几门新课程，如大数据安全或社交网络中的安全与隐私，这是教师团队目前的研究课题。

This project seeks to establish a new CyberCorps®: Scholarship for Service (SFS) program at the Missouri University of Science and Technology (S&T) to prepare highly-qualified Cybersecurity professionals for entry into the government workforce. The proposed CyberCorps®: SFS program is called Missouri Advanced Security Training, Education and Research (MASTER). Missouri S&T has been the first institution in the state of Missouri to be designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education as well as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Research. The project will produce 20 MS and PhD graduates in the field of cybersecurity to serve the nation. It will increase the number of minorities and women in cybersecurity professionals and workforce. It will provide outreach and disseminate research findings to broader communities including high schools, community colleges, HBCU partner universities, and academic communities in the field of cybersecurity. Such awareness will be generated through workshops and summer camps organized by the MASTER project team, as well as research publications and presentations in the academic and professional venues.The proposed MASTER project will offer experiential learning by participating in the university's strategic plan themed Smart Computing and Smart Living, in which Cybersecurity plays a major integral role. Currently, the Computer Science Department building is being instrumented to act as a smart environment that can track and predict activities, occupancy, surveillance monitoring, energy usage, and so on. SFS students will design and operate security monitoring software and tools. Furthermore, a new course "Experiential Entrepreneurship for Computer Scientists" will be offered to provide the Missouri S&T CyberCorps® scholars a first-hand experience with real information-security tools applied to real-world scenarios. The Cybersecurity curriculum has been certified for National Standards 4011 (INFOSEC) and 4014E (ISSO). It includes a wide range of courses on security, privacy, trustworthiness and reliability issues. This project will also develop several new courses such as Big Data Security or Security and Privacy in Social Networks which are current research topics of the faculty team.