Homepage of Ian

Slide Design

https://writingcenter.catalyst.harvard.edu/create-and-assess-your-slides

https://www.assertion-evidence.com/

Examining PhDs

Johnston, S. (1997). Examining the examiners: An analysis of examiners’ reports on doctoral theses. Studies in Higher Education, 22(3), 333–347. https://doi.org/10.1080/03075079712331380936

Chetcuti, D., Cacciottolo, J., & Vella, N. (2022). What do examiners look for in a PhD thesis? Explicit and implicit criteria used by examiners across disciplines. Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 47(8), 1358–1373. https://doi.org/10.1080/02602938.2022.2048293

Getting Started in Cybersecurity - collection of links

You could do this short course we have developed, an introduction to cybersecurity, taught by one of our staff members.

https://wellingtonuni-professional.nz/micro-credential-cybersecurity-essentials/

There are also a load of other resources that are worth checking out that point to a tonne of security information depending on where you are thinking of working:

1) Simon Howard (founder of one of the big local security companies) -

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/getting-started-penetration-tester-nz-2023-edition-simon-howard/

2) Grace's notes on being a security engineer:

https://github.com/gracenolan/Notes/blob/master/interview-study-notes-for-security-engineering.md

3) Awesome Info Sec list where people share links related to range of career into on information security:

https://github.com/binarymist/awesome-infosecnz

Lock Picking

Grant writing

Saturday10December

Waiata and Karakia

Planning Resources

Teaching and Assessment

Resources for PhD, Masters and 489

Various cybersecurity teaching and research resources

DigitalArchiving

MetaData2014

Cybrospace 2013

OfficeHours

PeeringProject

SummerScholarships2011

Android Programming

MobilePython

SCIE302

PC4G-2012

ACSW_AISC2014