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Forge Institute of Little Rock, in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Education Office of Computer Science, is developing computer networking training for high school teachers.
The organizations expect to launch the new training program in July. It will feature hands-on labs and other materials that teachers can bring back to their classrooms. Computer networking is a fundamental part of our lives, Scott Anderson, executive director at Forge Institute, said in a news release. Today s world runs on computers and smart devices; your TV, your car, your watch and now your coffeemaker are all connected.
Anthony Owen, state director of computer science education at ADE, said that creating a skilled student starts with teachers who are properly trained.
Send Forge Institute of Little Rock, the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock announced Tuesday a partnership to advance applied research in areas that support our national defense, including cybersecurity.
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Send A 160-SF clean room for biomanufacturing is set to open this quarter or next at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, spurred by NuShores Biosciences LLC opening one of its own in west Little Rock a few months back.
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