NSWC Crane Trusted Microelectronics experts team up with Washington High School class for pilot program
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Tori Peterson
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division’s (NSWC Crane) Trusted Microelectronics (ME) Division partnered with Crane-area Washington High School’s (WHS) computer science and cybersecurity classes for a week-long pilot program in April 2021. During the program, three subject matters experts (SMEs) from NSWC Crane visited the classroom and engaged the students with interactive problem sets.
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