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DGFR 121: Files 1

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Introduces basic computer forensic methodology. Analysis of File Allocation Table (FAT)file systems, particularly the FAT 32 file system with an emphasis on forensic information from metadata, slack space, and unallocated space. Examination of various Windows-artifacts using appropriate software.

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DGFR 122: Digital Forensics File Sys 2

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Analyzes the NTFS file system in detail with an emphasis on forensic information from metadata, slack space, and unallocated space. Examination of various Windows- artifacts using appropriate software.

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DGFR 219: Intro to Linux for Dig Forensi

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Introduces the Linux and related operating systems, emphasizing Linux commands, particularly those useful for digital forensics and security. Basic Linux file systems are examined.

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DGFR 257: Secure Sys Design & Admin

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Presents security elements as they apply to systems design, operating system installation and configuration, network hardware devices, and hardware reverse engineering. This is a comprehensive study in security design and implementation.

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DGFR 275: Intro to Computer Networks

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Presents a survey of computer network elements. Course focuses on low-level and applied concepts and issues. Local area networks are emphasized; internetworking issues such as routing are also covered. Hands-on activities include: packet sniffing and "wire-level" network traffic, constructing an Ethernet cable, and configuring a LAN.

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DGFR 311: Security Fundamentals

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Develops the knowledge and skills necessary to identify the critical components of the major security domains including: network security; compliance and operational security; vulnerabilities and threats; application, data, and host security; cryptography; and access control and identity management.

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DGFR 317: Digital Forensics Software

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Examines various file systems and Windows operating system versions using industry standard software. A comprehensive study in imaging, analysis and reporting.

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DGFR 318: Forensics Analysis of Sm Devic

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Develops the knowledge and skills for the forensic acquisition and analysis of small devices such as cellular phones, smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, GPS devices and call detail records.

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DGFR 319: Unix/Linux for Dig Forensics

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Uses the Linux and related operating systems for forensics and security tasks. Shell scripting is emphasized. Systems administration is covered.

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DGFR 331: Electronic Discovery

3.00 Credits

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Gives digital forensics students the skills and knowledge to begin work in the field of electronic discovery (ediscovery). Emphasizes both the technical and legal requirements of ediscovery work.

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