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Missouri Southern State University
3950 East Newman Road
Joplin, MO 64801
USA
http://www.mssu.edu
Bachelor Science in CIS - Computer Forensics
http://www.mssu.edu/technology/CIS/bscis-cf.htm
http://www.mssu.edu/technology/CJA/
Course length
Please contact university
Course description
Computer Forensics fulfills the requirements for a double major in Computer Information Science and Criminal Justice Administration. Cyber attacks, hacking, and other computer-based criminal activities cost businesses and government organizations billions of dollars each year. Computer Forensics involves techniques for securing computer networks as a precaution against criminal threat. In addition, it includes the identification, extraction, preservation, and documentation of computer evidence for the purpose of identifying and prosecuting perpetrators of computer-based crime.
Admissions and entry requirements
Please contact university
Fees
See http://www.mssu.edu/admissions/tuition.shtml
Contact Person
Bill Pinet
Associate Professor CIS Dept.
Pinet-W@mssu-edu
Tel: +1 (417)625-3059
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