Not really encryption, but information security. And not [not only] the sort of "don't run photo.jpg.exe you got in email"-type stuff, but a course that encoura

Not really encryption, but information security. And not [not only] the sort of "don't run photo.jpg.exe you got in email"-type stuff, but a course that encourages understanding of how computers and networks work (in simple terms, sure, no need to discuss all the gory details in-depth), how data flows and what does it mean for everyone who can touch that data. Encryption is an important part of this, and understanding the core concepts is critical, but that's not all that counts. For example, the concepts of trust are equally important.