Minor/Certificate in Computer Forensics/Investigation
The Minor/Certificate in Computer Forensics/Investigation program is designed with the basic understanding of the hardware and software applications that are utilized in computer forensics, the procedures for investigating computer crimes, and the methodology of forensic data collection, evidence preservation and documentation.
Requirements
Six courses; 18 credits
CRJ 340 Cybercrime I: Legal Issues and Investigative Procedures
CRJ 341 Cybercrime II: Internet Vulnerabilities and Criminal Investigation
CRJ 342 Computer Forensics I: Data Storage and Recovery
CRJ 343 Computer Forensics II: Linux/Macintosh and Lab-based Acquisitions
In addition to the four required courses, students who pursue a Certificate in Computer Forensics and Investigation need to complete four electives in the areas of computer forensics and law. With both the Minor and the Certificate, no more than two courses may double count towards the student's area of concentration.
For more information about this or other graduate programs, including course details and admission requirements, please contact:
Graduate Studies and Continuing Education
cegradadmissions@annamaria.edu
(508) 849-3234
Patricia W. Gavin, M.S.
Criminal Justice Program Director
(508) 849-3377
pgavin@annamaria.edu
The Minor/Certificate in Computer Forensics/Investigation program is designed with the basic understanding of the hardware and software applications that are utilized in computer forensics, the procedures for investigating computer crimes, and the methodology of forensic data collection, evidence preservation and documentation.
Requirements
Six courses; 18 credits
CRJ 340 Cybercrime I: Legal Issues and Investigative Procedures
CRJ 341 Cybercrime II: Internet Vulnerabilities and Criminal Investigation
CRJ 342 Computer Forensics I: Data Storage and Recovery
CRJ 343 Computer Forensics II: Linux/Macintosh and Lab-based Acquisitions
In addition to the four required courses, students who pursue a Certificate in Computer Forensics and Investigation need to complete four electives in the areas of computer forensics and law. With both the Minor and the Certificate, no more than two courses may double count towards the student's area of concentration.
For more information about this or other graduate programs, including course details and admission requirements, please contact:
Graduate Studies and Continuing Education
cegradadmissions@annamaria.edu
(508) 849-3234
Patricia W. Gavin, M.S.
Criminal Justice Program Director
(508) 849-3377
pgavin@annamaria.edu
