COURSE TITLE: Advanced Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime CATALOG COURSE NUMBER: 2215 CATALOG PREFIX: CYBR SECTION: ___________ PREREQUISITE(S): CYBR 1115 Introduction to Computer Forensics and – Cyber Crime COURSE TIME/LOCATION: (Course Syllabus Individual Instructor Specific) – CREDIT HOURS: 4.0 LECTURE HOURS: 4 LABORATORY HOURS: OBSERVATION HOURS: FACULTY CONTACT INFORMATION: (Course Syllabus Individual – Instructor Specific) COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an introduction into the concepts, terminologies, and to skillfully complete a computer investigation from acquiring digital evidence to reporting findings. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Chapter 1 Students will demonstrate a systematic approach to preparing for – a digital investigation. Chapter 2 Students will explain how to set up a digital forensics lab. – Chapter 3 Students will prepare to use GUI acquisition tools and analyze – remote acquisitions. Chapter 4 Students will describe the definition of search warrants and how – they assist in a typical digital forensics case. Chapter 5 Students will be able to identify which files are altered during – computer startup and how files systems deal with deleted and slack space. Chapter 5 Students will show how to decrypt a and explain the purpose – of virtual machines. Chapter 6 Students will report on current digital forensics software and – hardware tools. Chapter 7 Students will illustrate an understanding of Linus Oss and – Macintosh file systems. Chapter 8 Students will explain how to recover graphics files. – Chapter 9 Students will collect data and analyze by writing an investigation – plan.
COURSE TITLE: Advanced Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime CATALOG COURSE NUMBER: 2215 CATALOG PREFIX: CYBR SECTION: ___________ PREREQUISITE(S): CYBR 1115 – Introduction to Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime COURSE TIME/LOCATION: (Course Syllabus – Individual Instructor Specific) CREDIT HOURS: 4.0 LECTURE HOURS: 4 LABORATORY HOURS: OBSERVATION HOURS: FACULTY CONTACT INFORMATION: (Course Syllabus – Individual Instructor Specific) COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is an introduction into the concepts, terminologies, and to skillfully complete a computer investigation from acquiring digital evidence to reporting findings. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Chapter 1 – Students will demonstrate a systematic approach to preparing for a digital investigation. Chapter 2 – Students will explain how to set up a digital forensics lab. Chapter 3 – Students will prepare to use GUI acquisition tools and analyze remote acquisitions. Chapter 4 – Students will describe the definition of search warrants and how they assist in a typical digital forensics case. Chapter 5 – Students will be able to identify which files are altered during computer startup and how files systems deal with deleted and slack space. Chapter 5 – Students will show how to decrypt a and explain the purpose of virtual machines. Chapter 6 – Students will report on current digital forensics software and hardware tools. Chapter 7 – Students will illustrate an understanding of Linus Oss and Macintosh file systems. Chapter 8 – Students will explain how to recover graphics files. Chapter 9 – Students will collect data and analyze by writing an investigation plan.
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