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The Digital Forensics program provides excellent pathways for students to gain the knowledge and skills needed for careers related to computers and digital forensics. Students may transfer to universities and colleges that offer undergraduate education in computers and digital forensics and related disciplines. Our Digital Forensics program of study integrates technology and law.
The Digital Forensics curriculum and courses provide a solid foundation to students in forensic investigation techniques. Students learn how to conduct an actual physical crime scene investigation in a hands-on practicum, gather electronic evidence at the scene, examine the seized electronic evidence using forensic methods, and produce findings in an examiner's report. The Digital Forensics program utilizes a cross-disciplinary approach which integrates technology and law.
♦ Essential courses for your program and specific requirements
► Milestones and additional reminders
When directed to complete a General Education Elective, select a course within the category from the list of approved General Education Courses.
For Program Electives , select from course options listed in Program Electives.This course sequence reflects the curriculum for a student who has completed any developmental coursework and has no transfer credits. Completion of 30 credits per year is needed to earn this degree within two years.
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Mathematics General Education Elective
3-4 Credit(s).Recommended elective course(s):
MATH 125 or MATH 163 (recommended for students transferring to UMBC)
► Upon successful completion of preceding coursework, students should speak with their DCOM 258 faculty member about obtaining the CompTIA Security+ industry certification
Arts and Humanities General Education Elective
3 Credit(s)Recommended elective course(s):
CMNS 101►Meet with an Advisor to review your education plan, and to discuss the next steps for your career or transfer goals.
Social and Behavioral Sciences General Education Elective
3 Credit(s).Recommended elective course(s):
CRJU 101 (Diversity-approved), PSYC 101 or SOCL 101. Diversity-approved course recommended if CSIT 120 was not previously completed.►Way to go! It is time to apply for graduation. Visit the Graduation website for details and check in with an Advisor for assistance in mapping out your final courses.
Biological and Physical Sciences General Education Elective
3-4 Credit(s).Recommended elective course(s):
BIOL 108. A Lab Science is recommended for students considering transfer.Program Elective
3-4 Credit(s).Recommended elective course(s):
DCOM 162 or DCOM 224*Credit students who are new to college (no successfully completed transferable college credits from other institutions) are required to take ACDV 101 - Academic Development 101. This 1-credit course is designed to be taken in the first semester at CCBC. Students must provide an official transcript(s) from an accredited institution to document successful completion of college coursework for the ACDV 101 requirement to be waived.
Courses may not be offered every semester; refer to course description for offering information or view the course schedule.
Only courses within your program of study are eligible for Financial Aid assistance.
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