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with MS Internet Explorer 7+ CompuForensics, in association with accredited state universities and colleges in Texas, Ohio, Tennessee and Georgia, offers government and private sectors a highly cost effective approach to upgrading the technical skills of their computer forensics examiner, management and support personnel. Live on-line training is modeled after that provided to federal law enforcement and taught by a former federal agent and national program manager for computer forensics. Live on-line evening classes afford students the flexibility of distance learning (VOIP; US students can also participate via phone when necessary) without the limited instructor access common in correspondence courses. The Forensics Examiner course, which includes on-line access to study guides, open source and trial ware software in addition to a bootable write blocking computer forensics CDROM, employs Windows applications running inside SuSE Linux to safely and more efficiently analyze Windows systems. Prior Linux experience is not required. This 90-hour 'live' course replaces both on-campus and on-line Basic 54-hour and Advanced 40-hour Examiner courses, saving students $2995 compared to Basic and Advanced on-campus courses. Since this course is currently under development and will initially be offered in January 2011, check back to download a syllabus in mid-September. Forensics Examiner $995 Monday through Thursday, 7-9 PM Central Prerequisite: A+ or comparable computer background Winter 2011 90-hour course: Tu, Jan. 18 - Th, Apr. 7, 2011 CompuForensics 'live' courses are available through fully accredited state universities and colleges. Course certificates are signed by a college dean or higher university official. The course developer and instructor was an agency signatory to the Federal Guidelines on Searching and Seizing Computers with nearly three decades of federal law enforcement field and headquarters experience within the Departments of Defense and Treasury. Court/Legal Issues Lab $398 Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, 7-9 Central Prerequisite: 90-hour Forensics Examiner Course Spring 2011 15-hour laboratory: Dates to be announced Part 1: 8-hour Court & Legal Issues Seminar Topics include: Constitution Law - Forth Amendment; Rule 41, Federal Rules of Criminal/Civil Procedure; Court Legal Precedence; Preliminary Hearings & Disclosure; and Courtroom Demeanor and Expert Testimony Tactics. Part 1 is included in the 90-hour Live Online Forensics Examiner course and not available elsewhere. Part 2: 15-hour Courtroom Laboratory Take your turn in the hot seat as a forensic examiner expert witness during courtroom examination by the supportive attorney and opposing attorney cross examination. Watch and learn from watching fellow class members on the stand. Participate in analysis of testimony performance after each witness. GoToMeeting conferencing is employed to provide video as well as audio of the attorney and the witness. The instructor is a retired federal agent and practicing attorney. Download the course syllabus for additional information and course requirements. |
University of Texas Arlington, TX 76019 Chris Bilardi 817-272-5640 cbilardi@uta.edu On-line Registration ___________ Roane State College Oakridge Campus, TN Sonya Parker parkers@roanestate.edu 865-481-2031 ___________ Kent State University at Turnbull, OH Julie Sharrow 330-675-8809 Email & On-line Registration ___________ Georgia College & State U. Milledgeville, GA 31061 478-445-5277 nora.wall@gcsu.edu ___________ TV and news media coverage in recent years.  ___________ Skype or GoToMeeting Augmented by Power Point XML Web Presentations  Windows System Forensics Analysis Using SuSE Linux  |
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CompuForensics has been licensed in
Tennessee since 1998 and has provided training to major federal and
state law enforcement agencies as well as the national intelligence
community. Previously restricted to law enforcement and corporate
security, computer forensics training is now available to the general
law abiding public. CompuForensics retains the option to bar
attendance by any individual or government representative suspected of
association with criminal and/or corrupt organizations, foreign or
domestic. Member Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Website best viewed with MS Internet Explorer |
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