Designing and developing a scenario based curriculum for cyber education in HE

English, Rosanne; (2021) Designing and developing a scenario based curriculum for cyber education in HE. In: Cybersecurity Teaching in Higher Education. Springer, Cham, Switzerland. (In Press)

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Abstract

Designing cyber security courses in Higher Education can be a balancing act between an understanding of the theory of cyber security and the practicality of application of this knowledge to a changing landscape. Scenario-based learning is an active learning technique which offers a potential bridge between these two goals, allowing learners to both achieve an understanding of core concepts whilst being asked to apply them to more complex and imprecise problems. This chapter presents a case study which documents the application of scenario-based learning to a cyber security module, highlighting the rationale behind using this technique, how the module was designed with scenario-based learning at its core, and guidance for the reader who may wish to apply this technique to their own security modules.

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