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Instructor for CFS 280 - Introduction to Computer Forensics in the Department of Information and Computer Sciences.In this course, students learn the fundamental principles and concepts in computerforensics. The topics include the classification of the digital evidence, the procedure ofdiscovering and preserving evidence, types of computer and Internet crimes, and analysisof computer crime statistics and demographics. Students also learn how to search andretrieve information to find the evidence using some common tools. Related legalprocedures, regulations, and laws are also discussed briefly.Instructor for CFS 380 - Digital Evidence Analysis in the Department of Information and Computer Sciences.Course Description: In this course, students learn how to assist the law enforcement to conduct computer crime scene investigation. The topics include how to design a plan for a computer crime investigation; how to select a computer software tool to perform the investigation; how to articulate the laws applying to the appropriation of computers for forensics analysis; how to use some advanced computer tools to assist the investigation; how to prepare the evidence collected for the use in court; and how to present the evidence as an expert eyewitness in court. Some hypothetical and real cases are also discussed in class. The student will learn the standards, procedures, and techniques of the computer forensic profession well enough to be able to perform the intermediate to advanced digital forensics analysis through evaluating and selecting proper tools, strategies, and methods.

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The Content Editorial Board (CEB) is responsible for aiding ARMA International in unifying and streamlining content development processes across all formats. The role is both strategic and tactical.Some of the Strategic Responsibilities deal with developing and evolving the strategic plan for developing content for all media formats (i.e., books, standards/technical reports/guidelines, Information Management magazine, conference education, online education). Other strategic responsibilities include: Scaning the environment continually to identify records management and information governance trends and, specifically, the knowledge, skills, and best practices that information professionals and the business community need to address those trends.Some of the CEB Tactical Responsibilities include:- Discuss trends identified from environmental scanning, identify topics around which content needs to be developed, and help develop the scope for that content- Identify areas of focus for the program year and flesh out editorial calendars for such things as web seminars, online courses, certificate programs, and live education (including conference education)- Review magazine/standards/book proposals and draft articles/manuscripts against criteria