GenCyber 2019 Photo Gallery
IUP held the National Security Administration/National Science Foundation-sponsored GenCyber summer camp in Pennsylvania in June 2019. 50 students participated in this camp and learned valuable lessons in cybsersecurity practices. The camp addressed essential security concepts through hands-on activities, challenging projects, and guest lectures by leaders of industry.
Below are participation advantages, camp materials and information related to curriculum and modules. Please visit the current IUP GenCyber page for information on current programs.
Student Camp (Middle and High School Students)
Participation Advantages
- The camp was offered at no cost to participants.
- A Droid Inventor Kit was awarded to each participant.
- Free lunch and afternoon snacks were provided.
- Instructions and mentorship from IUP faculty and other security experts.
- Participants gained valuable knowledge and skills that prepare them to pursue a very promising and growing career field.
Camp Curriculum
Guest Speakers
- Tuesday, June 25, Brian Gouker, division chief in the College of Cyber at the National Security Agency
- Title: Cyber Education: An Expert Perspective
- Wednesday, June 26, Tommy Chin, security researcher at GRIMM
- Thursday, June 27, Joe Jesson, professor at the College of New Jersey
Below is a list of modules delivered during the 2019 IUP GenCyber Cybersecurity Camp.
High School Modules
Middle School Modules
Grant PI: Waleed Farag, Professor of Computer Science
Professor Farag’s web page
Phone: 724-357-2524
Fax: 724-357-7908
Grant Co-PI: Soundararajan Ezekiel, Professor of Computer Science
Phone: 724-357-2524
Fax: 724-357-7908