YPSILANTI ? Eastern Michigan University?s Center for Regional and National Security is offering two classes that have been traditionally offered to law
enforcement officials, but have been modified for non-law enforcement
instruction. The classes are also part of EMU?s Masters in Information Security
Degree or the Information Security Certificate Program.
Cyber Crime I, this is a undergraduate and graduate level class. Graduate Section: INDT-533, CRN 16790, 3 Credit Hours Undergrad Section: INDT-479, CRN 18026, 3 Credit Hours
Class starts September 7 – Peter Stephenson will be the instructor.
This class is a hybrid with classroom instruction and on-line
instruction.
This course is part one of a two sequence course of study. It is
designed to prepare students to become effective cyber crime
investigators. The course examines the basic steps required in
hardware identification, TCP-IP, rules of electronic evidence, and
DOS., network investigation, case management and intrusion detection.
Computer Forensics I, is a graduate and undergraduate level class.
Graduate Section: INDT-558, CRN 16792, 3 Credit Hours Undergrad Section: INDT-479, CRN 17912, 3 Credit Hours
This class is a hands on course.- Instructor, Stephen Gaydos
This course addresses the comprehension and application of Computer
Forensic Investigations. Students will evaluate and synthesize
technical and legal issues in relation to digital evidence. Students
will apply various skills and techniques, combined with numerous
investigative software tools to analyze seized electronic media.
Students must comply with special admission requirements prior to
taking this course.
Students wishing to register for this class can contact Gerald V. “Skip” Lawver
Associate Professor, Center for Regional and National Security 8 Roosevelt Hall,
EMU at (734) 487-1590.
