Sentence examples for course cyber from inspiring English sources

Of course, Cyber Monday is tomorrow and it could be the peak day for the entire holiday shopping season.

November 29 was, of course, Cyber Monday in the United States, the Monday immediately following Black Friday.

One of the first education presences on SL is a course in "cyber law" taught under the auspices of Harvard Law School (blogs.law.harvard.edu/cyberone/).edu/cyberone/

What concerns us, of course, is cyber war: no M16s or AK-47s allowed.

Leading a House of Commons debate on the stalking laws, he said the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) had launched an online e-learning course on cyber stalking in September 2012 but training in the new stalking legislation had "barely commenced".

This could, of course, include cyber-sex.

Despite the potential benefits to students, universities, and industry, converting conventional campus courses into cyber-learning offerings will not be plain sailing.

In the course of their cyber-discussions, Manning describes his life in the army and its discriminatory don't ask don't tell (DADT) policy towards gays, talks about his time in a Welsh school, life at home with his father in Oklahoma, his thoughts on terror suspects detained in Guantánamo, as well as his views on religion and foreign affairs.

The College of Policing is currently putting 6,000 officers through their Mainstreaming Cybercrime training course, which covers cyber-hate and harassment online.

Not Cyberias of course; just plain old cyber cafes.

The government is already funding apprenticeships and trainee schemes, including one at GCHQ and is also subsidising academics from Africa, Asia and America who join Cranfield University's cyber policy course.