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CJ410

Cybercrime Investigations

Course DirectorySNHU CJ410 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 5 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

In this course, students will examine the processes, challenges, and legal issues associated with the investigation and prosecution of cybercrime. They will study the specific factors and challenges that differentiate cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime investigations from traditional crime investigations. Students will also develop the skills to appropriately analyze digital evidence and collaborate with various stakeholders in the investigative process, while gaining experience preparing investigative reports for the court system.

Prerequisite Tree

  • CJ344 — Cybercrime Targets: Organizations
    • CJ308 — Cybercrime Principles
      • CJ305 — Technology in Criminal Justice
        • CJ112 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • CJ345 — Cybercrime Targets: Individuals
    • CJ308 — Cybercrime Principles
      • CJ305 — Technology in Criminal Justice
        • CJ112 — Introduction to Criminal Justice

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