Computer & Digital Forensics - Champlain College

Computer & Digital Forensics from Champlain College is a Campus Bachelor Forensic degree that prepares you for a Legal career. Nearly every crime can leave a trail of digital evidence. Computers and cell phones play a key role in the commission of crimes such as financial fraud and identity theft. They also serve as record-keepers of conversations, files and transactions. Computer forensic analysts work for a variety of organizations in pursuit of that digital evidence. Because computer and network security incidents are increasing, Computer & Digital Forensics majors are in particularly high demand. A Champlain College Computer & Digital Forensics degree will prepare for you the world of computer- and network-based crime investigation. As a Computer & Digital Forensics student, you'll learn about the law, the digital investigative process, and computer and network technology . You will learn to articulate the dynamics of white-collar crime and to apply your knowledge of computers, software and the law to research crimes. Program Highlights C&DF is managed in close coordination with Champlain's Criminal Justice program and the Champlain College Center for Digital Investigation (C3DI), reflecting the hybrid nature of the field. You'll learn about real-life environments from industry experts. Our full-time faculty members have extensive industry experience in addition to their academic credentials. Adjunct faculty members are professionals who currently work in their respective fields, providing important supplementary teaching, experience and insights. One of the strengths of the program is this real-world relevance that Champlain's practitioner faculty bring to the classroom. Internship opportunities provide invaluable experience. You'll apply what you've learned in the classroom to actual cases, organizations and people. Learn to design a method for conducting computer and/or network equipment analysis and related data files. All classes include individual research projects that give you experience in conducting research, writing reports and giving presentations. Learn to provide input to business and IT managers to develop computer usage policies consistent with criminal procedure, with particular attention to user privacy. You will also learn how to effectively communicate the results of a computer/network forensic analysis. Career Opportunities Computer Forensics Analyst Incident Responder, Security Engineer, Computer Forensics Forensics Computer Examiner Computer Forensics/Security Specialist Database Analyst/Computer Forensics Associate Forensic Analyst Computer Scientist/Consultant Senior Security Manager View more details on Champlain College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Forensic courses.