Digital Forensics Introduction
Principles of digital evidence — acquisition, preservation, chain of custody and basic artefact analysis.
- Forensics
- Evidence
- Analysis
Planned: A planned subject in the curriculum roadmap. The outline below is a proposed structure, not a finished course.
Learning outcomes
By the end, learners will be able to:
- 01
Explain forensic principles and legal considerations
- 02
Preserve evidence and maintain chain of custody
- 03
Identify common operating-system artefacts
- 04
Document findings in a defensible report
Proposed module outline
A proposed structure — refined during curriculum development.
Integrity, repeatability and legal context.
Imaging, hashing and volatile data.
Handling and documenting evidence.
File systems, logs and user activity traces.
Clear, factual forensic reports.
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