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Digital Forensics Investigations

...Specialization of Network Security Technology

The advanced certificate in the Network Security program will require students to complete 24 semester credit hours in advanced technical courses, including Fundamentals of Digital Data Storage, Digital Forensics Collection, Digital Forensics Tools and Digital Forensics Analysis, as well take on a comprehensive Digital Forensics project.

Note: Certificate candidates must have a related computer degree (AAS or higher) in either Network Security or Computer Network and Systems Administration or a criminal justice degree with three years of computer experience.

Digital Forensics Investigation
Advanced Technical Certificate
Total Credits: 24

First Semester			Credits
CJSA	1342	Criminal Investigation	3
ITDF	1300	Introduction to Digital Forensics	3
ITDF	1305	Fundamentals of Digital Data Storage	3
CJSA	1327	Fundamentals of Criminal Law	3
Semester Total 12

Second Semester			Credits
ITDF	2320	Digital Forensics Collection	3
ITDF	2325	Digital Forensics Tools	3
ITDF	2330	Digital Forensics Analysis	3
ITDF	2335	Comprehensive Digital Forensics Project	3
Semester Total 12



Capstone course: A required learning experience which results in a consolidation and synthesis of a student's educational experience. The capstone experience certifies mastery of entry-level work place competencies.

Courses are subject to change. Contact the department chair for an update.

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