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Middlesex Community College
Back to top Back to main Skip to menuMiddlesex Community College
33 Kearney Square
Lowell, Massachusetts 01852
USA
http://www.middlesex.mass.edu
Certificate and associate degree programs in Computer Forensics
https://www.middlesex.mass.edu/computer_forensics/
Course length
Contact college for details.
Course description
The Computer Forensics (CF) programs at Middlesex represent a unique collaboration between three Massachusetts community colleges and the University of Massachusetts/Boston. Supported by a Computer Forensics Advanced Technology Education (CFATE) project grant from the National Science Foundation, Middlesex now offers certificate and associate degree programs in Computer Forensics.
Computer Forensics is a new and emerging field of criminal investigation combining a knowledge of digital technology with an understanding of the criminal justice system and local, state and federal laws. This field is ideal for information technology and criminal justice students and professionals interested in exploring how computer technology can be applied to the investigation of computer related crimes. The curriculum integrates computer technology and criminal justice elements throughout the required courses.
Extensive hands-on training will be provided in MCC’s new, state-of-the-art computer forensics laboratory located on the Lowell campus. This practical learning lab offers students a unique opportunity to learn how CF hardware and software systems operate to solve real-world crimes.
Admissions and entry requirements
Applicants to the Computer Forensics Certificate program must meet one of the following conditions to be admitted to the program: Earned an Associate's or a Bachelor's degree, or have 3 years experience in Law Enforcement or Information Technology, or have completed the College Placement Test and shown readiness for English Composition and math placement testing above Intermediate Algebra. Students that do not meet these requirements can apply to the Associate in Science-Liberal Studies Computer Forensics option. The associate degree is an open admission program. Students that meet the general admission requirements of the college are encouraged to apply to this option.
Fees
See http://www.middlesex.mass.edu/bursar/
Contact Person
Margie Bleichman
bleichmanm@middlesex.mass.edu
Tel: 1-800-818-3434 (Main Switchboard)
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