Why not have classes in hacking? Why not have classes in all kinds of malicious computer activity? While many students would be expelled from their computer science programs for writing a virus, the University of Calgary in Canada plans to make...
By gaining a better understanding of how viruses are created and how script evolves, and how social engineering encourages users to activate viruses, Calgary Uni argues that it will be giving the world the next generation of anti-virus experts.
As an aside, how have any students ended up drowning their sorrows, given the widespread reports of dumbing down in the education system? But, with so many students now thinking about heading to further education and all that entails, one headline...
Problems with formats and licensing were considered "barriers to adoption", as was education - Duke found a lack of awareness among students as to what to do with the device and a lack of training resources.
So are we going to see pre-exam drug tests sorting the students into two classes? Hey, if it gets results, students are getting top grades, moving on to the Ivy League, achieving their ambition, winning, why not?
In our schools the significant skill-building classes on woodwork, metalwork, technology and science where students would learn to safely use a forge, pillar drill, lathe, milling machine, welding torch, soldering iron and many more 'lethal...