The program covers travel and accommodations, provides a stipend, and offers direct interaction with experienced cyberinfrastructure professionals.
The Student Training and Engagement Program (STEP-1) is a two-week introductory experience designed to immerse participants in the world of cyberinfrastructure. Students will gain awareness of various career paths within the field, including front-end development/software engineering for high-performance computing systems, cybersecurity, and networking. The program emphasizes direct interaction with knowledgeable cyberinfrastructure professionals, providing insights into real-world applications and potential areas of future study. Participants will learn about web programming, high-performance computing, and the practical use of AI. The goal is to equip students with marketable skills and foster an understanding of how a career in cyberinfrastructure aligns with their future aspirations.
A typical day involves high levels of direct interaction with knowledgeable cyberinfrastructure professionals, exploring various areas of interest within the field such as web programming, high-performance computing, cybersecurity, networking, and the real use of AI.
This program is ideal for undergraduates or early-career graduate students interested in pursuing careers in cyberinfrastructure, including those with less experience who are still determining their interests.
Florida International University main campus
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