CFS115

1.      Understand the problems associated with computer crime

2.      Know the evolution of computing devices and operating systems

3.      Know the evolution of computer crime

4.      Understand web-based criminal activity, malware, data theft and manipulation,  cyberterrorism, and neotraditional criminal activity

5.      Understand the different methods of identity theft/fraud and the crimes facilitated by identity theft/fraud

6.      Identify differences in terrorism and the convergence of terrorism and organized crime

7.      Identify and understand the prosecutorial rules for cybercrime

8.      Know how the first amendment effects cybercrime activity, including case dealing with child pornography, child protection laws, and Internet gambling

9.      Understand search and seizure laws and the fourth amendment

10.  Understand and identify key principles of the various privacy acts

11.  Define computer forensic terminology

12.  Understand how to collect and store digital evidence

13.  Identify and use popular forensic software

14.  Perform search and seizure of computer-related evidence

15.  Know how to prepare for a crime scene search including associated paperwork and legal documents

16.  Know how to secure a digital crime scene, locate and store evidence, and interview witnesses

17.  Identify and create evidence reports