This course is designed to provide you with an overview of criminal activity perpetrated using computers, the internet, and other network-connected digital devices.
This course is designed to provide you with an overview of criminal activity perpetrated using computers, the internet, and other network-connected digital devices.
Course topics include a synopsis of the history of cybercrime, emerging trends, applicable legislation, cybercrime investigations, and the nature of digital evidence. Cybercrime prevention methods are highlighted, as are understanding cyber victimization and criminal typologies.
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responsible governance
community citizenship
realizing an appropriate balance among research, teaching and service
recognizing the linkage between research and teaching
integrity and strong leadership
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learning and advancing knowledge across boundaries
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