Cyber Forensics Associate in Science (CYBFO-AS)

The Cyber Forensics Associate of Science program will assist the student in development of skills required to identify, obtain and move forward needed electronic evidence through the evidence chain of custody.

We strongly encourage you to contact the Business Department for assistance in planning your program of study.

Department Head:

Debra Kuhl, [phone]

[e-mail]

Program Contact:

Marc Ward, [phone]

[e-mail]

Degree Requirements

Semester 1 (15 cc)

CGS 1061C	Introduction to Computers in Technology	3 cc
CIS 1350C	Security Awareness	3 cc
ENC 1101C	English Composition I	3 cc
MAC 1105	College Algebra	3 cc
CCJ 1020	Introduction to the Criminal Justice System	3 cc

Semester 2 (15 cc)

CET 1178C	PC Hardware (A+)	3 cc
CET 1179C	PC Operating Systems (A+)	3 cc
CET 1588	Network +	3 cc
CTS 2106C	Linux+	3 cc
CTS 1390C	Install & Configure Windows Server	3 cc

Semester 3 (12 cc)

CAP 2140C	Digital Forensics I	3 cc
CJE 1600	Criminal Investigation	3 cc
CTS 1300C	Administering Microsoft Windows Workstation	3 cc
CTS 2120C	Security +	3 cc

Semester 4 (15 cc)

CAP 2141C	Digital Forensics II	3 cc
CJE 2686	Forensic Cyber Investigation	3 cc
See Choices	Any Natural Sciences General Education Course	3 cc
See Choices	Humanities (General Education Core Course)	3 cc
CJL 1100	Criminal Law	3 cc

See general education course list for general education course options.

Semester 5 (3 cc)

CCJ 2940C

Cyber Forensics Capstone

3 cc

Total Credit Hours: 60