Table 2.
Active learning activities and corresponding goals
Active learning activities | Goals |
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Case studies | To get students to understand security terminologies and concepts through real-world incidents in a small group discussion |
Think-pair-share | To reinforce and assess students' understanding of the topics taught at the beginning of the class |
Short-writing exercise | To encourage critical and analytical thinking, especially on security-related problems |
Buzz Group/Group work | To encourage students to participate and engage with the content of the course. Students develop technical security, critical-thinking, communication, and decision-making skills |
Roleplay | To incorporate the 'Security mindset' and to develop technical security skills. Students should be able to see how an application can be exploited through the lens of an attacker |