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Cyber Informed Engineering (CIE) Curriculum Guide

Lampe, Benjamin Ruhlig·Cole, Daniel·McFly, Shane·Saebeler, Dominic·Loo, Sin Ming·Zonouz, Saman·Chhotaray, Animesh·Castillo, Krystel·Medina, Gonzalo Martinez·Huang, Edward
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The Cyber-Informed Engineering (CIE) Curriculum Guide provides a framework, guidance, and resources for incorporating CIE into university-level engineering programs and related educational activities. A key goal of this guide is to help institutions deliver CIE focused education to produce future engineers and technicians who meet the nation’s infrastructure needs. To accommodate a broad range of educational goals and approaches, this guide outlines several practical integration strategies, links to resources that can accelerate CIE adoption, and offers perspectives from partner academic institutions on the various implementation strategies.

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Lampe, Benjamin Ruhlig, Cole, Daniel, McFly, Shane, Saebeler, Dominic, Loo, Sin Ming, Zonouz, Saman, Chhotaray, Animesh, Castillo, Krystel, Medina, Gonzalo Martinez, Huang, Edward. 2024-11-29. Cyber Informed Engineering (CIE) Curriculum Guide. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2478665

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