Computer Science for Digital Forensics (CSIBridge), Advanced Certificate

Program Coordinator: Professor Douglas Salane

The CSIBridge computer science preparatory program entails four courses (12 credits) offered at the graduate level. The first two are intensive, semester-long foundations courses that provide a survey of core computer science tailored to digital forensics. One foundations course considers operating systems, computer architecture and networks while the other covers programming and math essentials. The two foundations courses are followed by two developmental core courses in the degree program. Students who complete these four courses with grades of B or better transfer to the degree program and may receive a CSIBridge certificate.

Requirements for the Certificate Program

FCM 708	Foundations for Digital Forensics and Security I	3
FCM 709	Foundations for Digital Forensics and Security II	3
FCM 710	Architecture and Vulnerabilities of Operating Systems	3
FCM 742	Network Security	3

FCM 708, FCM 709: Preparatory courses that do not count toward the MS degree.

Total Credit Hours: 12

For additional information about the CSIBridge program, please contact Professor Douglas Salane at 212.237.8836 or [e-mail].