Cyber Investigation Specialization
Focused area of study for Computer and Digital Forensics Majors
Why Choose a Specialization in Cyber Investigation?
In 2010, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) received the second-highest number of complaints since its inception. IC3 also reached a major milestone the same year when it received its two-millionth complaint. On average, the IC3 receives and processes 25,000 complaints per month.
Criminal activity through the Internet and within networks is growing increasingly complex. An understanding of the theory and fundamentals of criminal investigation, from the crime scene to the courtroom, will help you gain a solid grounding on today's cyber investigations. You will learn principles and practices of investigative interviewing, and delve into previous cases of criminal and White-collar crime.
Upon completion of this specialization, you will be able to conduct a cyber investigation, and be able to evaluate cyber crime scenes and recommend proper courses of action for digital forensic investigators.
Courses in the Specialization May Include:
CRJ 230 - Criminal Investigation
CRJ 310 - Investigative Interviewing
FOR 350 - White Collar Crime
CRJ 480 - Crime Scene Investigation
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