Teaching Fundamentals of Cybersecurity (2023) - Explore | CodeHS

Welcome

1.1 Welcome

1.2 Why Computer Science?

1.3 What is Cybersecurity?

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1.4 Impact of Cybersecurity

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1.5 Course Principles

1.6 Access and Equity

1.7 Planning

How CodeHS Works

2.1 Using the CodeHS IDE

2.2 Courses & Sections

2.3 Student Enrollment

2.4 Course & Section Settings

2.5 Student Progress, Grading, & CodeHS Gradebook

2.6 Curricular Resources

2.7 Access Control Tools

2.8 Communication & Feedback Tools

Digital Citizenship and Cyber Hygiene Bootcamp

3.1 Digital Footprint and Reputation

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3.2 Cyberbullying

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3.3 Internet Safety

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3.4 Privacy & Security

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3.5 Information Literacy

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3.6 Creative Credit & Copyright

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3.7 Hacking Ethics

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Teaching Cyber Hygiene

4.1 Teaching Digital Footprint and Reputation

4.2 Teaching Cyberbullying and Internet Safety

4.3 Teaching Privacy and Security

4.4 Teaching Effective Internet Searches

4.5 Teaching How to Evaluate Online Resources

4.6 Teaching Creative Credit and Copyright

4.7 Teaching Ethical Hacking

Cryptography Bootcamp

5.1 Basic Crypto Systems: Caesar Cipher

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5.2 Basic Crypto Systems: Cracking Caesar

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5.3 Basic Crypto Systems: Vigenere Cipher

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5.4 Advanced Cryptography

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5.5 Hash Functions

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5.6 Hash Function Development

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5.7 Mid-Course Review

Software Security Bootcamp

6.1 Inside Web Apps

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6.2 Developer Tools

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6.3 What is SQL?

6.4 Structuring Data in SQL

6.5 Basic Querying in SQL

6.6 Filtering Queries in SQL

6.7 SQL Injection Overview

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6.8 Cross-site Scripting

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Teaching Cryptography and Security

7.1 Teaching the Background and the "Why"

7.2 Teaching Cryptography

7.3 Teaching Security Tools and Structures

7.4 Teaching Security

Basics of Debugging

8.1 Debugging Overview

8.2 Basics of Debugging

8.3 Debugging using Errors

8.4 Debugging using Tools

8.5 Asking the Right Questions

Teaching a Blended Computer Science Class

9.1 What is a Blended Classroom?

9.2 Blended Classroom Strategies

9.3 Pair Programming

9.4 Assessment Methods

9.5 Lesson Plans

9.6 Differentiated Instruction with CodeHS

CodeHS Teacher Interviews

10.1 Jake Read

10.2 Tywania Griffin

10.3 Andrew Doolittle

Course Wrap-Up

11.1 Congratulations!