Any truth to the rumor that CDTA is shutting down?
I was looking around for a Cadet Special Activity I could attend and found this one. There are three campuses, one in Texas, one in Maryland, and the last in New Mexico. I am fond of San Antonio (been there occasionally over the years) so applied (late) for the one in Texas, was accepted and am going to go. I have learned that in Texas they still have a few senior member openings for specialized positions (like transportation) so if you want to go apply now and you probably should contact the staff. PM me for an email address.There are also a few opening for cadets who want to attend, but you need to move fast as they want everything firmed up by the end of this month (April)
Quote from: xray328 on February 11, 2018, 03:48:26 AMAny truth to the rumor that CDTA is shutting down? I can confidently say no. CAP is full of higher-tech areas, and Cyber Defense fits perfectly into this.
Looks like there was some truth to this after all. Thanks to all of you who put in the work to make this happen for our cadets, it was very much appreciated.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Quote from: xray328 on August 28, 2018, 12:05:25 PM<Removed Facebook/Twitter(?) post>Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkInteresting. I wonder if that is related to the sudden firing of all TXWG CP staff, CDTA started in TX.
Quote from: LSThiker on August 28, 2018, 01:21:15 PMQuote from: xray328 on August 28, 2018, 12:05:25 PM<Removed Facebook/Twitter(?) post>Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkInteresting. I wonder if that is related to the sudden firing of all TXWG CP staff, CDTA started in TX.The TXWG CP staff purge is entirely unrelated.
As a member of the National Staff, I can assure you CAP will have a cyber NCSA with multiple campuses next summer. CyberPatriot is only one piece of the overall cyber plan. The forthcoming new Aerospace Dimensions module, wing/region cyber activities, and potential opportunities with Air Force partners are being worked on now.
Nothing says "thanks for your business" like "...punishable to the fullest extent of the law...".Hopefully the replacement curriculum will be from open sources and / or leverage the extensivein-house IT resources CAP has and be developed internally so that it can and will be released publicly.