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CyberCity 2008 - June 25-28
CyberCity is a hands-on laboratory-based computer technology program catering to students and teachers seeking to explore today's world of cutting edge technology. The camp will include separate and joint sessions for teachers and students. CyberCity's topics and hands-on activities for 2008 we be presented by JMU professors, alumni, students and business leaders and will include:
- Designing a biometric security system
- Programming in secure code
- Creating and designing a website
- Learning ethical web design
- Installing a secure wireless network
- Team-building
During their four-day stay on campus, CyberCity attendees will gain first-hand experiences of college life at JMU by dining in D-Hall, meeting with James Madison faculty and staff, learning about college admissions, and discussing careers in business and technology.
Students will meet and talk to current students about college life, tour campus, and experience what it is like to be part of the JMU community. There will be many opportunities for students and teachers to meet one another, make new friends, engage in new experiences, and have fun!