California State University Fullerton
Fullerton, Garden Grove, Irvine, California, United States
http://www.csufextension.org/

Computer Forensics - Investigative Simulation

This capstone class is conducted in a laboratory environment that provides hands-on experience using software to create a live simulation of compromised system images to demonstrate the components inherent in forensic investigations. You will learn to identify and analyze digital data and to appropriately present the findings as evidence in litigation proceedings. Prerequisite Introductio......
 

This class is an in-depth study into evidence analysis of computer forensic investigations and the challenges of incident response analysis. You will learn to identify, replicate and analyze digital data prior to corruption in evaluating containment of a potential compromise. Focus will be on the investigative aspects relative to the legal integrity of the data analysis. You will learn about th......
 

Examine the common tools employed in a computer forensic investigation. The focus of the class is to develop a working knowledge of the Forensic Toolkit (FTK) and EnCase tools. You will learn to apply the appropriate forensic tools through hands-on experience using real-world scenarios. Prerequisite Forensic Evidence Preservation, or permission of program manager. ...
 

This class focuses on basic concepts of properly preserving computer, or digital media evidence. You will learn preparation process associated with imaging and storing electronic evidence, how to forensically preview computer media, and the operations of imaging devices such as Forensic Toolkit (FTK) Imager, Encase and Partition Dump (DD). You will gain an understanding of how to verify the int......
 

This multi-media class for 8-12-year-olds will focus on drawing and painting techniques. Students will develop their artistic skills while enjoying a safe, fun, nurturing environment on a university campus. Students will draw a variety of subjects including people, animals, still life and imaginary characters using ink, marker, soft and oil pastels. Students will learn a selection of watercol......
 

In this hands-on Advanced Web Design course, students 9-17 years of age will expand on their understanding of HTML, organize contents with tables, navigate with frames and build a guest book page. Students will also create an image map, insert multimedia and use javascripts to enhance their pages. Upon completion of websites, students will learn to upload their individual websites to a web host......
 

In this class, you will build on the foundation created in Introductory Perl. You will use a number of popular modules from the CPAN sites. These modules, as well as hundreds of others, are what make Perl so powerful. The following modules (topics) are covered in the advanced Perl class: DBI & DBD, CGI & LWP, XML, Perl Tk, GD, ExtUtil. The use of each of these modules is covered in detail, and ......
 

Java is a leading programming language used by software engineers and programmers to develop small-scale, Web-based applications and large-scale, distributed applications. This class will provide an introduction to the Java programming language. You will learn the Java architecture, syntax, interfaces, packages, compiler, Java Development ToolKit (JDT), Object-Oriented design concepts and Graph......
 

This hands-on program in Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT) will help you develop the skills and knowledge to become an entry-level hardware and network technician. Topics will include networking fundamentals; connecting to a WAN; basic security and wireless concepts; routing and switching fundamentals; the TCP/IP and OSI models; IP addressing; WAN technologies; operating and conf......
 

This foundation course provides strong grounding in the "best practices" of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Version 3. You will explore the role of the service desk and the processes required to deliver information technology services efficiently and effectively. Being knowledgeable about the concepts outlined by the ITIL guidelines is critical to proper understan......
 

The design and construction of specific services brings Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) to life. The technical experts taking on the challenge will benefit greatly from this class by gaining a better understanding of how approaches such as loose-coupling can lend a service package more power. With consideration for long-term impact, you will discuss the benefits and shortcomings of various ......
 

Standards for tools of integration apply when undergoing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) implementation. Architects, systems administrators, programmers, developers and other IT professionals need to understand the proper application of standards in order to design a system with integrity and consistency. In this important class, you will review standards that are familiar while being intro......
 

As an organization moves to implement Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), technology professionals play a critical role in building and maintaining the organization’s technical capacity to continuously support these initiatives. To do so, technology professionals need to be involved in the creation of business frameworks while also driving the construction of technical infrastructure. In ......
 

Enterprise Mashup is an integral part of all business and information technology integration. Through mashup at the architectural level, Service-Oriented (SOA) and Web-Oriented (WOA) Architectures are able to deliver services in a cohesive manner. Mashup at the application level, on the other hand, allows for more personalized and immediate delivery of information. The value of mashup lies with......
 

In a true Web 2.0 environment, users are the co-developers of contents. Through engaging the end-users, businesses can generate a sense of ownership and loyalty. However, the inherent difficulty in managing contents contributed by essentially anyone is a strong deterrent for adoption of the interactive web. Through discussions of case studies, you will approach UCG through the perspectives of l......
 

One element commonly overlooked in Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) development is the inclusion of a governance structure. To fully realize the promise of agility, an organization needs to constantly monitor business needs, examine technological ability, and analyze business processes. Challenges to be addressed collaboratively by business and technology professionals include: systems admin......
 

Virtual machine (VM) can take the form of an entire operating system or a single software application, eliminating many software compatibility issues while maximizing resources. The challenges are with the tracking of the VMs, possible compromise of VM performance, and the risk involved with massive failure. By exploring the viability of adopting VMs, you will become better informed of the poss......
 

Web design in the Web 2.0 environment is about building "event-driven experience" that create exchanges of information. The content is often more important than the container. Designing a website now goes beyond cool graphics and decent user-interface (UI), to include consideration of the technological infrastructure, and management of the content. In this class, you will discuss at l......
 

Business Architecture is the over-arching structure from which an organization can develop and integrate business processes and organizational operations in a cohesive and meaningful way. Architecture development uses patterns that have been defined to allow for transparency, clarity, consistency and a high level of cohesiveness. In this class, you will learn the various approaches to construct......
 

Web-Oriented Architecture (WOA) is a web-based architectural approach that aims to better integrate business processes and technology. It mirrors Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) in function and structure, but focuses on integrating user-interface to complement SOA. This class is ideal for anyone who is considering adopting this "lite" version of enterprise process integration. You......
 

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