Digital Forensics

Degree, Certificate · 4 semesters

Digital forensics prepares students for careers in cyber-investigations and digital evidence analysis within law enforcement and corporate environments. The Associate in Applied Science offers two tracks: digital forensics in criminal justice, preparing students for roles as police officers, detectives, and forensic examiners; and digital forensics and incident response, targeting corporate forensic analysts and malware analysts. The curriculum covers evidence handling, law, cybercrime investigation, and technical forensic methods across 66 credits.

Courses

• CJ110W — Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CJ182W — Introduction to Security
• CJ210W — Introduction to Criminal Investigation
• CJ211W — Private Security and Investigative Methods
• CJ215W — Introduction to Homeland Security
• CJ220W — Crime Laboratory Techniques
• CJ271W — Criminal Law
• COM112W — Public Speaking
• COM114W — Interpersonal Communication
• CSI110W — Introduction to Cybercrime Investigations
• CSI120W — Digital Forensics I
• CSI210W — Mobile Forensics
• CSI220W — Digital Forensics II
• CSI240W — Digital Investigations
• CST126 — Unix/Linux Operating System
• CST133W — Computer Concepts & Competencies
• CST150W — Information Security Policies, Procedures, and Fundamentals
• CST152 — CyberOps Associate
• CST153 — Implementing Firewalls
• CST161 — CISCO - Introduction to Networking
• CST162 — Data Center Virtualization I
• CST163 — Introduction to Windows Network Administration
• CST250W — Incident Response and Disaster Recovery
• CST266 — Information Security
• ENG111 — College Composition I
• ENG112 — College Composition II
• HIS221W — Early American History
• HIS222W — Recent American History
• HIS237W — History of Michigan/With Project
• LW221W — Fitness and Wellness
• PHL203W — Business Ethics
• PHL210W — Information Technology Ethics & Law
• POL103W — American Politics
• POL105W — American Politics with Community Engagement
• POL212W — State and Local Governments
• POL215W — Intro to American Political Thought and Culture
• POL220W — Minority Group Politics
• POL221W — Comparative Government
• POL223W — Judicial Process
• POL225W — World Politics
• POL228W — Civil Rights and Liberties
• SOC211W — Principles of Sociology
• SOC215W — Sociology of Racial and Ethnic Inequalities

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