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Criminal Justice Degree/Computer Forensics
Option
The Computer Forensics Option is a two-year
program combining criminal justice with network and computer
security. Students will take courses to prepare them to
detect illegal network acts and learn how to obtain and ready
evidence for prosecution of criminal acts.
For more information, Sharon
Brown at 937-778-7812 or .
To register for classes please make an appointment with an
academic advisor.
Piqua:
Advising Resource Center
1-937-778-7930 |
Greenville:
Darke County Campus
1-937-778-7890 |
Toll
Free:
1-800-922-3722
(specify campus when calling) |
Criminal Justice Degree/Computer
Forensics Option
|
First Semester |
| CRJ 111S |
Introduction to Criminal Justice |
3 |
| ENG 121S |
Composition I |
3 |
| CIT 110S |
Personal Computer Applications |
3 |
| PSY 121S |
Introduction to Psychology |
3 |
| COM 121S |
Fundamentals of Communication |
3 |
|
Second Semester |
| CRJ 112S |
Criminal Law |
3 |
| ENG 125S |
Technical Writing |
3 |
| SOC 115S |
Juvenile Delinquency |
3 |
| CIT 211S |
Operating Systems
Concepts |
3 |
| CIT 214S |
Networking Essentials |
3 |
| CIT 215S |
Microcomputer
Hardware |
3 |
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Third Semester |
| POA 270S |
Peace Officer Academy I |
8 |
| CIT 242S |
Computer Forensics
Essentials |
3 |
| PLS 122S |
State and Local
Government |
3 |
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Lab Science OR Math
Elective1 |
3-4 |
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Fourth Semester |
| POA 275S |
Peace Officer Academy II |
8 |
| PSY 221S |
Abnormal Psychology |
3 |
| PHI 123S |
Introduction to
Ethics |
3 |
| CIT 243S |
Advanced Computer
Forensics |
3 |
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Total credit hours |
67-69 |
1BIO 124S recommended. Refer to
Edison catalog for ATS Laboratory Science and Mathematics requirement.
In addition to the nine general criminal
justice program outcomes, the student will:
Program Outcomes
The student will:
- Appreciate the value of general
education in any criminal justice environment;
- Communicate effectively, meeting the
standards for criminal justice performance;
- Develop proficiency in carrying out
the skills required of a criminal justice officer;
- Use current knowledge of criminal
justice practices to meet the demands of the work
environment;
- Think critically to meet the
requirements of the criminal justice profession;
- Practice the ethical standards of the
criminal justice profession;
- Show professionalism and effective
interpersonal skills as a part of the criminal justice team
and a member of the criminal justice profession;
- Demonstrate an understanding of and
develop an appreciation for the continuous learning required
to practice in the criminal justice field;
- Accept diversity in the criminal
justice environment and assess the ability to provide
criminal justice services equally to all clients.
- Examine the tools used for security
penetration assessment and forensics analysis;
- Utilize the tools for penetration
assessment and forensics analysis;
- Analyze and develop processes and
procedures to secure vulnerabilities and report forensics
findings;
- Demonstrate an understanding of both
technical and non-technical methods used for security
penetration and espionage;
- Demonstrate an ability to
successfully perform penetration analysis and forensics
analysis, develop proper reports of the findings and
appropriately present the reports.
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