I'm in the middle of a graduate program in Cybersecurity. When I decided to jump back in, I thought I better see if I could hack the hardest class. Information Warfare was it. The final paper was to describe how you would disrupt the day-to-day operations of X using only open source information. I choose the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. I had twenty pages completed and then found out that the bank was only 30 miles from the Monticello Nuclear Power Plant. Yee Haw. I ended up at 40 pages total.
I took the Information Warfare class at University of Nebraska at Omaha (NUCIA - http://nucia.ist.unomaha.edu/) and I'm finishing up at Bellevue University.
While my posts don't always show it, my writing has drastically improved. I really like Infrastructure Protection. I was fortunate enough to get invited to a midwest infrastructure protection conference in March and it was pretty cool. The opening presentation was by Andrea LeStarge who was in the middle (Fusion Center) of the Occupy Madison (Wisconsin) protests. She plays some videos of the protesters with the chanting music and the crowd starts tapping their feet. She gives a great timeline of the events that ends up with her management team asking her if the rotunda balconies can handle 8-10K protesters all jumping up and down at the same time. Wow, how do you answer that question. 
