Hands-on Projects
Kali MiTM Attack: Imagine you’re a cyber detective, intercepting secret messages between two computers, like snooping on a digital conversation. In this project, our students set up a fake network, like a sandbox for hackers, and use cool tools to “listen in” on website logins or messages that aren’t protected. Don’t worry, it’s all in a controlled lab, where no real system is messed with. By doing this, our students learn how real hackers pull off MiTM attacks and how to lock down networks to keep them safe.

Shop Rewire: As the internet and technology are major components of many workplaces, any interruption to the services affects office productivity. Our seniors learn the intricacies of managing a job in an active workplace through the shop rewire project. As a class, the seniors rewire the entire Information Technology shop while minimizing any downtime for the underclassmen in the program. The students estimate the hours needed to accomplish the task and gather the materials and tools needed to complete the work before developing a plan.