CASS Application
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The document outlines a framework for applying competency-based credentials in educational and professional contexts, emphasizing the importance of aligning degrees, courses, and experience with specific competencies. It includes a use case for a graduate certificate in cybersecurity, highlighting critical infrastructure and risk mitigation strategies tied to the credential. Overall, the document promotes the use of these competencies for career pathways and recruitment processes.
CASS Application
- 2. About Us CaSS (www.cassproject.org) The future of competencies Competency Repositories Competency Profiles Eduworks (www.eduworks.com) Solutions that unlock human potential Text and document analysis Credential Engine Applications
- 3. The Problem Determine “what’s next” (or “who’s next”) Degrees Courses Certificates Experience ?
- 4. !Knowledge Skills Abilities The Solution Determine “what do I know” and “what can I do”
- 5. Details Use Case: Career Pathways A.S. Computer Science 100% B.S Computer Science 100% M.S Computer Science 72% Graduate Cert Cybersecurity 20% M.S Health Informatics 45% More... More... My Profile Degrees Courses Certificates Experience
- 6. KeyCompetencies A.S. Computer Science 100% B.S Computer Science 100% M.S Computer Science 72% Graduate Cert Cybersecurity 20% M.S Health Informatics 45% More... More... A.S Computer Science Assembling Computers App Design Web Development B.S Computer Science Data Structure Programming Operating System Development UI/UX Design M.S Computer Science Managing Teams × Usability Analysis × Infrastructure Programming × Oral & Written Communication Search Credentials My Profile Degrees Courses Certificates Experience Use Case: Career Pathways
- 7. Personalized Credential Search cybersecuritySearch Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity - Critical Infrastructure blends both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) and focuses specifically on securing critical infrastructures in sectors such as energy, water, gas and transportation. You have 2 of 5 competencies associated with this credential: 100 Analyze new technology and identify/develop solution sets for cybersecurity vulnerability concerns. 100 Apply appropriate models for security risk mitigation. 85 Develop cybersecurity solution requirements for IT/OT vendors and suppliers. 47 Implement industry best practices for existing and future systems. 28 Integrate security into the entire system life cycle (planning, architecture, design, development, implementation/operation, maintenance and disposal). Evidence Evidence Details Details Details
- 8. Personalized Credential Search cybersecuritySearch Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity - Critical Infrastructure blends both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) and focuses specifically on securing critical infrastructures in sectors such as energy, water, gas and transportation. You have 2 of 5 competencies associated with this credential: 100 Analyze new technology and identify/develop solution sets for cybersecurity vulnerability concerns. Validated by C Marty at SecForce-3 Cybersolutions based on work experience. Expires in 3 years. 100 Apply appropriate models for security risk mitigation. 85 Develop cybersecurity solution requirements for IT/OT vendors and suppliers. 47 Implement industry best practices for existing and future systems. Evidence Details Details Hide January 18, 2016
- 9. Personalized Credential Search cybersecuritySearch Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity - Critical Infrastructure blends both information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) and focuses specifically on securing critical infrastructures in sectors such as energy, water, gas and transportation. You have 2 of 5 competencies associated with this credential: 100 Analyze new technology and identify/develop solution sets for cybersecurity vulnerability concerns. 100 Apply appropriate models for security risk mitigation. Implement industry best practices for existing and future systems. Related Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Knowledge of End to End encryption – Some evidence in your profile • Create and update a threat analysis – Some evidence in your profile • Monitor and respond to CVE reports – No evidence in your profile Evidence Evidence Hide 47
- 10. • Degrees, courses, badges are associated with competencies (data in CE) • Experience is associated with competencies (manual or automated) • Competencies are cross-walked (manual or automated) • Matches are analyzed (algorithmically) How this works Degrees Courses Certificates Experience Knowledge Skills Abilities Credential Engine Competencies Cross- walk Analysis
- 11. Bottom Line Associating credentials with competencies supports • Career exploration • Credential search • Staffing and recruiting Automated tools are available for • Cross-walking competencies • Cross-walking credentials
Editor's Notes
- #8: So we take all of that data and jam it into some software that walks the crosswalks from where the learner is at to the requirements of each credential in the Credential Engine. What we get back is this. 50% qualified, 38% qualified, here’s how to qualify, here’s the job title if you do qualify. Salaries would be nice. Maybe a demand meter? I get ahead of myself. So then I can click on the details here…
- #9: So we take all of that data and jam it into some software that walks the crosswalks from where the learner is at to the requirements of each credential in the Credential Engine. What we get back is this. 50% qualified, 38% qualified, here’s how to qualify, here’s the job title if you do qualify. Salaries would be nice. Maybe a demand meter? I get ahead of myself. So then I can click on the details here…
- #10: So we take all of that data and jam it into some software that walks the crosswalks from where the learner is at to the requirements of each credential in the Credential Engine. What we get back is this. 50% qualified, 38% qualified, here’s how to qualify, here’s the job title if you do qualify. Salaries would be nice. Maybe a demand meter? I get ahead of myself. So then I can click on the details here…