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CSCI-C 407 Introduction to Digital Forensics

4 credits

• Prerequisite(s): None
• Delivery: On-Campus

Description

Overview of the principles and practices of digital forensics, emphasize the different techniques and procedures to analyze physical storage media. Students will study the underpinnings of common operating systems and various formats for file storage and transmission, including secret hiding places unseen by the user or the operating system.

Learning Outcomes

1. Apply core concepts, tools, and methods of computer forensics to investigate digital crimes. ^{CS 5}
2. Assess and interpret digital evidence to confirm and analyze cybersecurity incidents. ^{CS 5}
3. Implement criminal justice procedures within computer forensic investigations. ^{CS 6}
4. Collect, process, analyze, and present computer forensic evidence adhering to legal protocols. ^{CS 5}
5. Communicate technical findings effectively to both technical and nontechnical audiences. ^{CS 6}
6. Evaluate and address professional, ethical, legal, security, and social responsibilities in computer forensic practices. ^{CS 6}

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