Cyber Science: Revolutionizing Computer Science in the Digital Age

Angela D. Spencer

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The growing demand for cybersecurity specialists motivates employers to find job candidates with relevant expertise and practical cybersecurity experience. Educational institutions can develop successful cybersecurity professionals through complete cyber science programs that merge theoretical knowledge with practical training. This trained workforce stream helps organizations develop professionals who deal professionally with digital landscape challenges that shift over time. Through excellent cyber education, computer science graduates secure better career prospects. The teaching profession requires teachers to adopt creative learning techniques and practical educational activities because students need proper preparation for the latest cybersecurity developments. The need for cyber education funding investments requires policymakers to understand the immediate importance along with implementing projects that advance academic-industry collaborations.


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Computers; Cybersecurity; Science Education; STEM Education; Innovative Technology

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53889/citj.v3i1.645

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