FRA103 - Introduction to Computer Forensics
Course Overview
This course will provide an overview of digital forensics to aid the student in understanding the process of data creation, recovery, and analysis and the benefits of that knowledge during a forensic accounting engagement. The course will allow students to gain an understanding of working with investigations related to data forensics, emails, internet/web forensics, mobile devices, and networks. Also covered will be the topics of the litigation process including pre-trial, the day in court, and aspects of testifying as a computer forensics expert.
Prerequisites
If English is not your native language, we recommend the equivalent English language proficiency of a minimum score of 557 paper-based or 83 internet-based on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), which is administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS).
The test scores are not required for enrollment in this course.
Accrediting Associations
- CPE for Self-Reporting to your state accountancy board 19.5 CPE self-reporting
Applies To The Following Certificate
- Forensic Accounting Certificate : Required
Learn More about Forensic Accounting
The Forensic Accounting certificate is designed for accountants, internal and independent auditors, business owners, managers, attorneys and law students, anti-money laundering officers, law enforcement and investigation officials, loss prevention specialists, risk managers, and any professionals who is interested in deterring fraud within their organizations.
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