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DIGITAL FORENSICS GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
Victor Fay-Wolfe, Ph.D,
Program Director
401-874-2701
wolfe@cs.uri.edu
Designed to be done completely online, the Graduate Certificate
in Digital Forensics Program
enables professionals anywhere to pursue in-depth study
of the application of forensic
science techniques to the acquisition and analysis
of evidence that exists in digital form
(e.g. evidence found on hard drives, in e-mails, in network
activity, etc.). Less coursework
than a full master's degree program, but still a formal,
graduate certificate.
For more information on program and admission requirements go to http://forensics.cs.uri.edu/grad_cert.php.
