BCJ 545
Computer Crime
Online Course
BCJ 545 Computer Crime
3 Semester Units
Computer Crime surveys the nature and characteristics of the many dimensions of digital crime and digital terrorism, terms which have emerged and grown rapidly since the World Wide Web has become the basis for global information, business, and government transactions. This course also addresses what experts believe is likely to occur in the future, in the area of computer crime.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Discuss terminology, current issues, trends, and challenges in digital crime.
- Describe the nature and extent of the various types of digital crime.
- Examine best practices in controlling digital crime.
- Analyze methods of prevention and discuss future trends in digital crime and digital terrorism.
- Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to computer crime.
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Students can also obtain textbooks in their local areas or through online sources if they do not wish to utilize the University's rental library. There are many resources on the web for renting, purchasing, and selling textbooks. If you would like to purchase your textbooks, or are interested in exploring other delivery methods (digital or pdf versions), we have compiled a handy Textbook Resource Page for students who wish to explore other options.
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