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IT 357 - Computer Crime, Forensics, and Auditing

Credits: 3
Limited to 2 Attempts
Offered by Information Sciences and Technology

Covers computer crime, relevant laws, agencies, and standards. Presents auditing, logging, forensics, and related software. Explores legal principles such as chain of evidence, electronic document discovery, eavesdropping, and entrapment. Students get hands-on experience with forensics tools.

Equivalent to CRIM 304

Prerequisite(s): (IT 103 or IT 104), and grade of “B” or better in IT 223.
Prerequisite(s) enforced by registration system.

Notes: For INFT and AIT majors, minors and certificates, and BAS cybersecurity concentration only.

Schedule Type: LEC
Hours of Lecture or Seminar per week: 3
Hours of Lab or Studio per week: 0
When Offered: Fall, Spring

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IT 357 - Computer Crime, Forensics, and Auditing