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Forensic training courses and schools
Computer Forensic

School: California State University Fullerton
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Forensic Aspects of Anatomy and Physiology
Course Format: Classroom
Practicing attorneys, investigators, and other professionals are invariably called upon to review and evaluate medical records, laboratory data, and other diagnostic test results. These may be evidence in personal injury cases, workers’ compensation cases, medical malpractice, and criminal cases, such as murder, rape, and child and spousal abuse. The effective exercise of this responsibili...
 

Forensic Toxicology
Course Format: Classroom
In this class, you will address the collection and preservation of drug and alcohol evidence, the role of toxicologists and the answers they can provide. The answers allow the investigator, attorney or other professional to formulate questions for cross-examination of forensic toxicology experts, defend or attack the underlying expert testimony in drugs and drunk-driving cases, and judge the ac...
 

Forensic Documentation and Communication
Course Format: Classroom
This course will help you develop the communication skills you need to conduct a forensic investigation. You will cover both the written and oral aspects of effective communication. Specific topics include documentation of field investigation; standard forms for data gathering; appropriate standards for the collection, preservation, and transportation of physical evidence; the use of computer a...
 

Forensic Aspects of DNA
Course Format: Classroom
Some of the spectacular scientific discoveries of the twentieth century have found applications that have revolutionized the field of criminalistics. Prominent among these is the technique of DNA fingerprinting. DNA fingerprinting, like many other contemporary forensic methods, is based on complex and sophisticated science which often confuses the lay person. The purpose of this course is to de...
 

Forensic Documentation and Reporting
Course Format: Classroom
All investigations must be validated with documentation and reports. This class will help you develop the skills needed to prepare a sound report for a forensic analysis of computer systems. You will review the significance of forensic reports and the different types of reporting for both civil and criminal investigations. This class will cover report specifications required to document and val...
 

Identity Theft Forensics
Course Format: Classroom
Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America. With the use of technology, many criminals have turned to this form of illegal activity. In this class, you will discuss different high tech identity theft tactics and what evidentiary artifacts these will leave behind on the computer system involved. Through case studies, participants will understand how to properly forensically analyze c...
 

Forensic Look at UNIX/LINUX File Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Knowing where to look can expedite an investigative search. This class will examine UNIX/LINUX file systems in detail and how to properly forensically analyze user activity. Class discussions will explore the data forensic examiners expect to recover and the tools used to recover it. Participants will partake in a UNIX/LINUX file system analysis and discover the evidence that could solve a case...
 

Forensic Look at MAC File Systems
Course Format: Classroom
The Macintosh file system can be technically challenging, especially when navigating the search for digital evidence. You will examine the details every forensic examiner should know when it comes to Macintosh file systems and how to properly forensically analyze user activity. Class discussions will review the data forensic examiners expect to recover and the tools used to recover it. You will...
 

Forensic Look at Windows File Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Most digital evidence in a PC is stored within the file system, and understanding the file system can be challenging. This class will examine in detail what every forensic examiner should know when it comes to the various Windows file systems, and how to properly forensically analyze user activity. Discussions will focus on the data forensic examiners expect to recover and the tools used to rec...
 

Forensic Incident Response (Intrusion)
Course Format: Classroom
An incident is defined as an attack on an organization’s computing infrastructure that causes a loss of secured information. In this class, you will learn how to forensically approach an intrusion incident. Discussions will provide a comprehensive review of current technology threats and how to properly respond. You will use case studies to learn about the various aspects of intrusion.
 

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