Certificate in Computer Forensics II
Program
The field of computer forensics has grown extensively and professionals need to keep up to date in current trends in computer investigations. This certificate is designed to meet the needs of individuals who possess an understanding of computer forensics and who desire detailed discussions on specific computer forensic topics. Each class in this program will explore in-depth a specific topic and enhance an individual's knowledge in that particular area. Upon completion of this certificate participants will be prepared to conduct a comprehensive computer forensic investigation and be prepared to effectively present evidence in reports.
The Certificate in Computer Forensics II consists of three courses totaling 24 hours of lecture and hands-on experience. The certificate graduate will receive 2.4 Continuing Education Units.
Program Objective
Upon completion of the certificate program, graduates will be able to:
- Gain an in-depth understanding and legal awareness of computer forensics and the techniques used in the evidentiary process in these investigations
- Construct a sound and defensible forensic report
- Identify technology communication tools and understand how to investigate their use in a crime
- Understand how to forensically approach an incident from first response through a forensic investigation
Who Should Attend
The Certificate in Computer Forensics II is appropriate for individuals who have completed the Certificate in Computer Forensics I and want to gain more in-depth knowledge of current computer forensic topics. The core audience includes individuals working in both public and private corporations, and government entities as well as legal and law enforcement organizations. These include:
- Computer forensics professionals
- Law enforcement officers
- Information technology specialists
- Systems analysts
- Network administrators
Eligibility
Completion of the Certificate in Computer Forensics I or Permission of program manager.
Contact Veronica Martinez, 657.278.3123, vmartinez@fullerton.edu