General Catalog 2022-2023

CYSC 3500 Cyber-Forensics

Analysis of the technical and legal problems faced by computer crime investigators and digital forensic examiners. Students will learn effective and appropriate forensic response strategies to support cybercrime investigative efforts involving computer, mobile, and network traffic. Emphasis on acquiring the skills necessary to identify and collect potential digital evidence and analyze it in the chain of custody to inform forensic findings. It requires 30 hours of lecture and 30 hours of closed laboratory.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

CYSC 1000, COMP 3015 and COTN 2122.