CSC 658

Applied Digital Forensics

Saint Joseph's University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The course introduces the core terminology and concepts regarding the proper preservation of digital evidence. It will explain Locard's Exchange Principle, the importance of precise chain-of-custody and detailed documentation during the data collection efforts, the importance of proper metadata preservation and the investigative use of that metadata. The course will transition to hands-on work using actual digital forensic tools. The students will collect pre-created evidence (email and file system), document their work with the tools and in their own notes. They will perform basic analyses, they will complete chain-of-custody forms, supply the logs generated by their use of the tools, and then answer questions on the evidence, their findings, and these processes over the course of the semester.

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