@Morshed wrote:
Hi, I am planning to start the preparation for the CISSP exam. I have six years of work experience at the university level (Lecture and Assistant Professor) in the Computer department. In both cases, the job was full time and paid job. Moreover, I conducted the courses that are mostly related to Cybsersecurity, Computer Networking, Network Security and Cryptography. Can I show the experiences of these two jobs for my CISSP exam?
You do not need to show any experience to sit for the exam. However, you do need to show experience once you have passed the exam to apply for either certification or for Associate status. I'd say yes, teaching those course for several years would certainly count toward the experience requirement for full certification. Clearly show that experience in your certification application resume, and if at all possible have a CISSP who knows you personally as your endorser. In this situation it is likely you have multiple students who are certified and any of them could endorse your applicant for CISSP.
