The camp provides hands-on experience in digital forensics through mock crime scenes and offers career insights from FBI, NSA, and industry professionals, specifically targeting female students to address the gender gap in tech.
Coastline College's CyberTech Girls & GenCyber Camps offer middle and high school female students an immersive, hands-on experience in cybersecurity and digital forensics. Participants engage in activities such as mock crime scenes with simulated digital forensics cases, PC hardware disassembly and reassembly, and introductory coding using Arduino boards. The curriculum also covers secure password development and wireless network workshops. The camps aim to spark interest in cybersecurity careers and help reduce the gender gap in the tech field by providing practical skills and exposure to various cybersecurity work roles.
Students gain foundational knowledge in cybersecurity concepts, digital forensics techniques, and ethical hacking principles. They learn about chain of custody in investigations and explore career pathways through interactions with professionals from agencies like the FBI and NSA, as well as local industry experts. The program emphasizes critical thinking skills and provides opportunities for hands-on application of learned concepts, preparing students for potential future studies or careers in technology.
A typical day involves hands-on activities such as mock crime scenes for digital forensics, working with hardware like Arduino boards, and learning about secure password development and wireless networks.
This camp is best for middle and high school female students interested in exploring cybersecurity, digital forensics, and technology careers.
12901 Euclid St, Garden Grove, CA 92840
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