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\newcommand\catalogDesc{Introduction to the application of forensic science principles and practices for collecting, preserving, examining, analyzing and presenting digital evidence. The capture/intercept of digital evidence, the analysis of audit trails, the recording of running processes, and the reporting of such information. Selected topics from the legal, engineering and information-technology domains. Lecture, tool explorations and hands-on experience along with written projects.}
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\newcommand\courseExpectation{- Computer Forensics ECE 8496 provides an introduction to the field of digital forensics for a variety of devices and application types.  
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- The course looks at the creation of computer forensics labs and legal procedures that must accompany the handling of forensic evidence for a court of law.
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