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CompuForensics for Computer Forensics

Computer forensics, also known as computer forensic science, has more recently also come to be known as digital forensics and cyber forensics. Regardless of the name, computer forensics involves data recovery employing a legal audit trail in support of criminal and civil investigation and/or litigation. Computer forensics has also been employed for non-court purposes such as personnel actions in addition to expert confirmation of data destruction in compliance with federal privacy legislation; with regard to the latter, who is better trained than a computer forensics examiner to ensure that data cannot be recovered.

The 110-hour 12-week live online Computer Forensics Examiner Course provides computer professionals with the training needed to begin performing computer forensics on Windows and Mac computers. While tablets and smart phones are addressed, the emphasis is on traditional microcomputers and larger systems. Our training meets or exceeds all known state licensing training requirements. CompuForensics, in association with accredited state universities in Texas and Tennessee, 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 is taught by a former supervisory federal agent and national program manager for computer forensics. Live on-line afternoon and evening classes afford students the flexibility of distance learning (VOIP; US and Canadian 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 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 110-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.

Forensics Examiner  $995
Workforce Investment Act Eligible Training
Veterans (GI Bill) Eligible Training
Prerequisite: A+ or comparable computer background

Monday through Thursday evening
  Early Class Option: noon - 2:15 p.m., Central (UTC-6)

  Late Class Option: 6:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. Central
Fall 2013: Sep. 9 to Dec. 5, 2013
Winter 2014: Feb. - May 2014
Dates to be announced
CompuForensics 'live' courses are available through regionally accredited state universities and colleges. Course certificates are signed by a college dean or comparable 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 the Navy, Treasury and Justice.

Additional Forensics Course
9-hr. Court/Legal Issues course  $135
6-8:15 p.m. Central, Dec. 2-5, 2013
6-8:15 p.m. Central, May 2014 Dates to be announced
Prerequisite:
None
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. This course is included in the 110-hour Live Online Forensics Examiner course as well as separately.



University of Texas
Arlington, TX

Don Voxuan
817-272-2581
dvoxuan@uta.edu

110-hour N-2:15 p.m. Reg.
110-hour 6-8:15 pm Reg.
9-hour Court/Legal Reg.
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University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
Professional Development
865-974-0150
Professional Dev. Email
110-hour N-2:15 pm Reg.
110-hour 6:00-8:15 pm Reg.

9-hour Court/Legal Reg.
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CompuForensics was a licensed business in Tennessee  from late 1998 through mid-2011. During that period, CompuForensics trained hundreds of examiners, including federal and state law enforcement agencies.

Presently, instruction is only provided through regionally accredited universities and colleges.  Traditional regionally accredited universities and colleges are sometimes confused with "for profit" so-called nationally accredited universities and colleges. The latter do not meet traditional accreditation standards and are not comparable to traditional institutions. For more information, see major media investigative reports on "for profit" schools by selecting buttons labeled FAQ PC and then Learning Center.

Previously restricted to law enforcement and corporate security, computer forensics training is now available to the general law abiding public through universities and colleges.
Serving government and private sectors
with university based forensic training
Government and corporate on-site training is
available through participating state universities

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