Bachelors in Science (Forensic Science), Bachelor’s in Computer Applications, Bachelor’s in Science (Physical Sciences/ Computer Science), and Bachelor’s in Science (Life Sciences) with a foundation course in computer science.
This programme is appropriate for those new to computer security and computer forensics as well as practitioners looking to improve their abilities. It includes necessary skills, software and hardware technologies, as well as more theoretical topics that support daily practise in digital forensic technologies. It ensures that students have a working knowledge of the legal and regulatory requirements, as well as international standards, governing digital forensics and information security. Students achieve a better understanding of computer crime, police and forensic techniques, and regulatory obligations for evidence collection. Students graduate with the ability to manage and configure mission-critical distributed applications. Additionally, they develop an awareness of the vulnerabilities that businesses face when it comes to networks and servers. The curriculum offers hands-on training using today's forensic tools as they are utilised by law enforcement and corporates. Thus, students can effectively contribute to the security of a company's information technology and information assets.
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Over the years, digital forensics has grown in popularity. As a result of increased caseloads, the government and corporate sectors are expected to engage extra digital forensic professionals to meet demand. Additionally, with the rapid advancement of technology, the digital forensics profession will be in high demand to keep up with the ever-changing world. Across all sectors, technology continues to shape the global economy's future. Digital forensics is gaining popularity in various industries as a means of identifying computer crimes and safeguarding data.
Some of the most important jobs in digital forensics;