CPS 250 - Information Security and Forensics I

Semester Hours: 3

This course provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of Information Technology Security, and is based on forensic science and computer security technologies. The course involves the application of scientific methods for the collection, analysis, auditing, interpretation, and presentation of potential evidence. A major component of the course will be focused around describing the variety of types of computer crime, considering the approaches used to perpetrate such crimes, and the investigative techniques available for these crimes. Topics include history and examples of computer crime, identity theft, and computer crime prevention strategies.

Pre-requisites: CPS 200 - Programming I or equivalent, or consent.