Digital Forensics
This course introduces the basic concepts and technologies of digital forensics. Students will learn the fundamental techniques and tools utilized for collecting, processing, and preserving digital evidence on computers, mobile devices, networks, and cloud computing environments. Students will also engage in oral and written communication to report digital forensicĀ findings and prepare court presentation materials.
At the end of this course students will be able to:
- Recognize the duties of a digital forensic investigator and the requirements of a lab environment.
- Utilize data collection tools and methods necessary for recovering and identifying different digital forensic artifacts left by attacks.
- Utilize appropriate methods to preserve the integrity of digital evidence and acquire a forensically sound image.
- Analyze different types of digital evidence to extract the related information important to a case under investigation.
- Prepare evidence, findings and results of analysis in a digital forensic report.
Course Material
Please provide a brief overview of your work within this course, explaining how you engaged with each of these learning outcomes. You will want to include examples of your assignments that demonstrate your practice with these concepts, explaining what you did and how it helped you learn. You may include embedded versions of your material, pictures, audio explaining your work, a video, so on. Remember that you are trying to convince an unfamiliar audience that you 1) have working knowledge of these concepts 2) can demonstrate your skill in relation to these concepts 3) they want to spend time learning more about your knowledge and skills. Finally, you will want to indicate how you can use this knowledge in the future, specifically within your chosen discipline.
Be sure to remove this instructional language when you have completed updating content on this page.