Evaluating an IA virtual network education program
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Armstrong, Helen
Jayaratna, Nimal
Dodge, R.
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2007Type
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This paper presents a case study on the application of an evaluation framework for education programs (NIMSAD 1) to an information assurance education program utilizing a virtual network environment (VIAN). The discussion considers elements relating to the education process, the education practice, and the educators as project teams. Consideration of technical, educational and human elements are also included.
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Armstrong, H. and Jayaratna, N. and Dodge, R. 2007. Evaluating an IA virtual network education program, in Proceedings of the Information Assurance and Security Workshop, Jun 20-22 2007, pp. 36-42. West Point, New York: IEEE.
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Proceedings of the eighth IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Information Assurance Workshop
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School of Information Systems
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