Marc Dupuis
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a discussion on a cybersecurity co-op light model. Elements of an internship are combined with elements of a co-op to help provide students with an engaging work experience while also serving the needs of an organization.
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Index Terms
- Co-Op Light: Developing a Cybersecurity Workforce through Academia-Industry Partnerships
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