Information Technology: Major in Computer Forensics
IF BATTLING THE EVER-PRESENT THREAT OF COMPUTER CRIMES
and securing digital DNA sounds intriguing, then a degree in information technology: major in computer forensics from Westwood College is just what you need to get plugged in. Our high-tech, always-evolving computer forensics program offers the opportunity to provide a secure computer environment and learn techniques for collecting and analyzing computer-related evidence. The practical experience will provide you with advanced security skills required to implement e-business security policies, identify security threats, develop countermeasures using firewall systems and manage the deployment of security solutions. This degree will give you the insight, drive and understanding for entry-level job titles such as computer forensics technician, network and systems administrator, computer information analyst or a technical support specialist.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: MAJOR IN COMPUTER FORENSICS COURSE INFORMATION
An information technology: major in computer forensics degree opens up a world of possibilities. Course topics include:
- Introduction to Computer Forensics
- Legal Aspects of Computer Forensics
- Linux Systems Administration
- Forensic Digital Evidence Handling and Investigation
- Managing Malicious Software
- Mobile Device Analysis
- Introduction to Network Security
UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE PROGRAM, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
- Secure industry-standard operating systems
- Design secure computer networks
- Apply industry-standard tools and techniques to implement and secure large-scale networks
- Evaluate strategies and policies to protect large-scale networks from security risks
- Apply fundamental computer and network forensic techniques to the information technology field
- Manage incident responses appropriately
