Where Does Secure Coding Belong In the Curriculum?

[rcs at cert.org (Robert Seacord)]

Neil,

I teach two software security classes at Carnegie Mellon:

CS 15392 Secure Programming - Undergraduate Computer Science
https://www.securecoding.cert.org/confluence/display/sci/S08+15392+Secure+Programming 

INI 14735  Secure Software Engineering - Graduate Course in Information Networking Institute (INI)

The INI materials are on our blackboard system and harder to share, but much of the material is the same as the 
undergraduate course.

If your (or anyone else) is interested in teaching this course (or portions of this course) at your college or 
university I would be happy to share the power point slides and other course materials with you.  However, because the 
SEI offers a 4 day version of this course to professional audiences (see 
http://www.sei.cmu.edu/products/courses/p63.html), as well as licensing this course to organizations to provide this 
training, this offer only applies to higher education and not to professional education.

Thanks,
rCs

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Robert C. Seacord
Secure Coding Team Lead
CERT / Software Engineering Institute
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