Description

This course presents advanced digital forensics models and methodologies for finding evidence on various digital devices (computers, networks, mobile phones and more). Additionally, it discusses the science and law related to digital forensics, the verification of results, and the identification of acceptable and irrefutable evidence in court. Moreover, it assesses different models of digital forensic for data identification, retention, collection, testing, analysis, preparation, and presentation.

Program

Undergraduate 132 CRs

Objectives

• - Explore the science and legal aspects of digital forensics, emphasizing evidence verification and admissibility in court.
  - Examine various digital forensic models for data identification, retention, collection, testing, analysis, preparation, and presentation.
  - Develop an advanced understanding of digital forensics for extracting digital evidence from a wide range of devices, including computers, networks, mobile phones, and more.
  - Explore and evaluate various models of digital forensics, with a particular focus on data identification, retention, collection, testing, analysis, preparation, and presentation, ensuring students are well-equipped to handle complex investigative scenarios.
  - Apply advanced research methods in digital forensics to uncover and document digital evidence, aligning their practices with the highest standards of accuracy and ethical responsibility.