My wife is teaching "Aviation Security" this semester.

[Kyler Laird]

My wife completed her Ph.D. in May and now has a part-time faculty
position at Purdue. This semester she's teaching the Aviation Security
class.
http://www.courses.purdue.edu/cgi-bin/relay.exe/query?qid=courseDetails&numPerPage=20&page=1&showPrevious=F&showCurrent=T&showFuture=T&usePaging=F&adminCampusLocation=westLafayette&academicProgramDesignation=traditional&abbreviation=AT&academicInitiative=puWestLafayetteTrdtn&session=2006Fal&courseNumber=381

The textbook for the course is a couple years old so she's trying to
bring more recent information to the class. I've been pulling articles
from AvWeb and videos from the news (and MythBusters!) but we're always
looking for more.

Have any interesting "aviation security" pointers? Send 'em my way.
I'd especially appreciate info that's more rigorous/insightful than the
typical "news" crap. (Watching the Today Show talk about "security" is
a challenge for me.)

Thank you.

--kyler

[RST Engineering]

Please to remind your yf...

BS = Bu|| $#!t

MS = More of the Same

PhD = Piled Higher and Deeper.


Jim



"Kyler Laird" > wrote in message
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> My wife completed her Ph.D.