The third and final workshop was held virtually on October 3 and 10, 2020, hosted by Laurel Business Institute/Laurel Technical Institute.
- Date/Time:10/3/20 and 10/10/20, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Location: Virtually via Zoom meeting, hosted by Laurel Business Institute/Laurel Technical Institute
- Open to all interested students and faculty.
- Sponsored by DoD, IUP, and LBI/LTI.
- Workshop Flyer
- Workshop Brochure
- Workshop Schedule
- Workshop Welcome Packet (pdf)
- Workshop Photo Gallery
Workshop Guest Presentations
October 3, 2020
Presenter: Jeff Pulcini, Agile Coach and Project Manager
Title: "Introduction to the Agile Mindset and Scrum Methodology"
Description: Agile is a mindset and Scrum is perhaps the most popular methodology or framework employed. The goal of this interactive session is to introduce Agile as a philosophy, Scrum as a methodology/framework, the roles of those on the Scrum Team, and the ceremonies that are part of the process. Along the way we'll talk about how Agile differs from conventional methodologies and the benefits it brings.
October 10, 2020
Presenter: Nigel Wright, Technical Program Manager, Uber
Title: "Methods to Decompose and Address System Cyber Security Threat Risks"
Description: We will discuss ways to review an overall system, such as Hospital IT Infrastructure, Rail Signaling System, or Autonomous Vehicle, and evaluate the risks both present inherent operation and vulnerable to malicious attack. I will present some common industry cybersecurity attacks such as Stuxnet, the Tesla lane monitoring system hack, and others.We will then have an exercise reviewing a hypothetical physical/digital system (such as an Airport Security Theoretical System Design), and we will give an overview of Kanban processes for program management. Finally, we will separate into three to four groups and use this mechanism in breakout rooms (using "t-shirt sizing" planning with post-it notes) to evaluate how to prioritize development to mitigate cybersecurity risks.
Participation Advantages
- Student participants receive a Raspberry Pi 4 Starter Kit with Fan Cooled Case.
- Faculty participants receive a $500 stipend.