Computer Forensics

Hackers, viruses and spy ware all conspire to make digital communication unsafe. Computer Forensics has a two-pronged approach; one a computer network; and two, recover data that has been accidentally or purposefully damaged. Students enrolled in Computer Forensics will have in-depth knowledge of workstation hardware and software, networks, network security systems and server hardware and operating systems.
COMPUTER FORENSICS (Associate of Applied Science Degree)
COURSE NUMBER	COURSE NAME	SEMESTER
COURSE NUMBER	COURSE NAME	1	2	3	4
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (15 Hrs)
COM2725	Interpersonal Communications	3
PHO6460	Ethics		3
PSY6711	Psychology		3
SOC6811	Sociology		3
OFT1640	Business Communication			3
Computer Literacy (3 hours)
CAP1516	Computer Applications or Computer Literacy*	3
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
	Computer Literacy Elective**		3
CNP1957	Computer Hardware/Software	6
CNP1958	Networking Plus		6
CNP1959	Security Plus			6
CNP1978	Server Plus			3
CSS1770	Customer Service Skills			3
BUS1350	Business Law	3
BUS1425	Human Resource Management				3
CRJ5411	Intro to Criminal Justice				3
CRJ5430	Criminal Procedures				3
CRJ5415	Criminal Investigations I				3
CRJ5455	Constitutional Law				3
TOTAL HOURS 63		15	18	15	15
* See List of Electives that fulfill General Education Requirements [Programs of Study]