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808 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 250
Boston MA 02215
USA
http://www.bu.edu
Digital Forensics Graduate Certificate
(on-campus, online, and eLive)
Course length
Contact university for details
Course description
The Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics provides in-depth and up-to-date knowledge of digital crime scene investigation techniques. Participants will explore a variety of topics such as forensic analysis policy and procedures, forensic analysis tools, data recover, investigation, and more.
Program Options
In addition to being offered on the Charles River Campus, this certificate is also available in the following format:
- Online
- eLive
eLive Format
Delivered through the eLive format, each course for the Graduate Certificate in Digital Forensics combines online study with four on-campus Saturday meetings per semester. By combining the convenience of online study and the dynamic of face-to-face study, the eLive format provides added flexibility and new avenues of opportunity for those with demanding schedules.
Apply Credits
Credits earned from this certificate may be applied toward Master of Science in Computer Information Systems.
Requirements
A total of 16 credits are required.
Prerequisites
Previous programming experience.
Curriculum
16 required credits:
- MET CS 625 Business Data Communication Networks or
- MET CS 535 Data Communications and Computer Networks
- MET CS 693 Digital Forensics and Investigations
- MET CS 703 Network Forensics
- MET CS 713 Advanced Digital Forensics or
- MET CS 699 Data Mining and Business Intelligence
Admissions and entry requirements
Previous programming experience required.
For admission procedures, see http://www.bu.edu/met/metropolitan_college_express_enrollment/apply/index.html
Fees
See http://www.bu.edu/met/metropolitan_college_express_enrollment/tuition/index.html
Contact Person
csinfo@bu.edu
Tel: +1 617-353-2566
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