The camp is entirely free for all high school students in Colorado and provides hands-on learning with materials like Raspberry Pi kits and virtual labs.
The GenCyber Summer Camp at the CU Denver Business School offers high school students an immersive, hands-on cybersecurity experience. Participants delve into various facets of cybersecurity through interactive exercises and games. Key activities include exploring ethical hacking techniques, understanding social engineering, and conducting computer and digital forensics. The camp also covers networking fundamentals, identifying cyber threats, and learning about cybersecurity careers, ethics, and online safety. Students gain practical skills by configuring Raspberry Pi kits and Kali Linux for penetration testing. The program aims to provide a foundational understanding of cybersecurity concepts and foster interest in STEM fields.
A typical day involves hands-on exercises and games exploring cybersecurity topics such as ethical hacking, digital forensics, and networking fundamentals, often utilizing tools like Raspberry Pi kits and Kali Linux.
This camp is ideal for high school students in Colorado with no prior cybersecurity knowledge who are interested in exploring various aspects of cybersecurity through hands-on activities.
CU Denver Business School, Auraria Campus
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