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Developer knowledge - comments on course contents? #11

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david-a-wheeler opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 1 comment
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Developer knowledge - comments on course contents? #11

david-a-wheeler opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 1 comment

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@david-a-wheeler
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ALL: As noted in issue #4, I've been working on a course about developing secure software. I suspect many of us agree that knowing how to develop secure software is a best practice :-).

If you're interested in seeing or reviewing the draft contents of this course, please send me an email with a subject line like "Request early access to secure software development course". My email address:

dwheeler AT linuxfoundation DOT org.

I would love to have your feedback/suggestions/etc.

The draft course material is a Google docs document. My plan is to provide "Suggestion" access to people, so that you can directly suggest specific changes (my preference!). If you have broader suggestions that aren't easy to capture that way, create comments.

Our educational folks have asked me to divide up the course. I've divided it into 3 parts:

  • Secure Software Development - Part I, Fundamentals [Covers basics, requirements, design] - est. 2-4 hours
  • Secure Software Development - Part II, Implementation - est. 4-6 hours
  • Secure Software Development - Part III, Verification and Advanced Topics [Covers verification, threat models, cryptography, & other advanced topics] - est. 3-5 hours

Don't take the estimates too seriously, I'm sure things will change anyway.

I stated this in one of the comments in issue #4, but I thought it might be considered "buried"... so I'm creating this separate issue so that anyone who cares will know.

Thank you!

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All: Thank you very much for your comments on the course! I'm closing this, as we've gotten that feedback. Thanks again!

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