Computer Networking and Information Technology student Sam Wosika, right, shows Timothy Nagle, Senior Vice President, Data Privacy and Governance Chief Privacy Officer and Associate General Counsel at US Bank, the rack equipment of Cisco Nexus switches, Apic server and Cisco servers that capstone student use in Lab 192 during the Grand Opening of the Computer Networking & Cyber Security Labs inside Micheels Hall at UW-Stout on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2019.
Sue Pischke, UW-Stout
From right, Computer Networking and Information Technology Student's Luke Swanson and John Piemental work on the rack equipment in Lab Room No. 193 where students learn networking fundamentals and cybertechnology ethics during the Grand Opening of the Computer Networking & Cyber Security Labs inside Micheels Hall at UW-Stout on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2019.
For 20 seniors in a capstone class, the grand opening Monday, Feb. 25, of four new Computer Networking and Cyber Security Labs at University of Wisconsin-Stout was a day to celebrate.
Computer Networking and Information Technology student Sam Wosika, right, shows Timothy Nagle, Senior Vice President, Data Privacy and Governance Chief Privacy Officer and Associate General Counsel at US Bank, the rack equipment of Cisco Nexus switches, Apic server and Cisco servers that capstone student use in Lab 192 during the Grand Opening of the Computer Networking & Cyber Security Labs inside Micheels Hall at UW-Stout on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2019.
From right, Computer Networking and Information Technology Student's Luke Swanson and John Piemental work on the rack equipment in Lab Room No. 193 where students learn networking fundamentals and cybertechnology ethics during the Grand Opening of the Computer Networking & Cyber Security Labs inside Micheels Hall at UW-Stout on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2019.
