Welcome to the website for the advanced topics seminar in cyber forensics. This course is designed as a
graduate level seminar class. The focus of the course is on research topics in cyber forensics. Students are required to choose a
research topic in the area focusing on current and near term issues. Topics can range from public policy, behavioral characteristics, to tool testing
and development. The only restriction for a topic, is that it has to be relevant to cyber forensics.
Students are required to demonstrate knowledge of their choice of research topics, and are expected to work independently. We will only meet, as a
class, 3-4 times over the semester. Students in this course have priority for booking time in the cyber forensics lab and use of equipment.
Course expectations, policies, and grading structure is contained in the course syllabus, which is available below.
My office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 - 3:30 PM, room 225 Knoy. I am also available at other times by appointment.
Instructor: Marc Rogers Room 225 Knoy Hall 494-2561.