Cybersecurity Operations Manager - Auburn University
CIS 2272 AI-Supported Model for Student Workforce Development
Faculty: Jay James
Course Description:
This course explores how higher education institutions can design and scale student workforce development programs using artificial intelligence as a structured support system for learning, mentorship, and operational contribution while also supporting the day-to-day needs of operational staff. The presentation demonstrates how students can be integrated into live University operations while developing workforce ready technical and professional skills.
Participants will learn how students support real institutional work through operational tasks, structured workflows, documentation, and program support within clearly defined roles and guardrails. The session highlights how AI can be used to scaffold learning, standardize workflows, support reflection, and scale coaching without replacing human judgment or increasing institutional risk. While focused on cybersecurity, the model is positioned as transferable across student workforce programs.
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