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KeyBank Professional Development Center | UW Tacoma Electronic investigations: Learn to fight cyber-crime! Digital Forensics Digital forensics is the recovery of digital data for use as evidence in both civil and criminal legal proceedings, or in internal investigations documenting violations of computer usage policies in corporate or public agency settings. This type of evidence is important in cases of white collar crime and industrial espionage or theft, as well as in cases of harassment, embezzlement and conspiracy. Laws of evidence must be known and followed to collect, preserve, analyze and present digital data in court. These laws also apply to organizations when they are documenting computer usage violations by employees. This program is designed for information technology specialists, systems analysts and network administrators. Especially beneficial for individuals within private corporations or public agencies who are asked to search for and identify hidden digital data, or to analyze employee computer usage, stored or copied files, email or Internet history. A certificate from the University of Washington Tacoma and 9 CEUs are awarded upon successful completion of the program. Cost for the entire program is $2,679. electronic Discovery (e-Discovery) Management Explore how electronic data plays a central role in today’s litigation process during discovery and identification of evidence. Learn how records and information management policies prepare organizations for potential litigation. Understand the laws governing electronic discovery, including the consequences for failing to fulfill discovery and presentation obligations. Whether you work in a law firm or an enterprise, learn how to manage the electronic discovery process, including the tools and techniques through which electronic evidence is identified, collected, and presented in the courtroom. Cost for the entire program is $2,625. Course information Program length: January - August 2013 Law and Digital Forensics Digital forensics is a profession that differs significantly from the image portrayed on television. The reality is that the digital forensics expert needs much more experience than a solid background in IT. An expert in this area needs to understand the “big picture” of civil litigation, the basics of criminal law and what can and cannot be ascertained through forensics analysis. Tuesdays, Jan. 8 - March 12, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. | Cost: $893 | CEUs: 3.0 Digital Forensics Tools & Processes In most investigations a digital forensics case begins with a crime or allegation of wrongdoing. The high-tech examiner must be prepared to gather evidence both in the field and in the lab. Covers tools and processes utilized for effective information gathering. Tuesdays, March 26, 2012 - May 27, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. | Cost: $893 | CEUs: 3.0 Applied Digital Forensics: Case Studies Applying findings from a digital forensic analysis is only the first step for the digital forensics investigator. Computing investigations consist of combining recovered digital evidence with other resources. Focuses on the most important skills necessary for a successful high tech investigation. Course information Program length: 3 Quarters Courses marked with a ★ may be taken individually. You must qualify for admission in the program to be eligible to take individual courses. electronic Discovery and the Law ★ Broad view of the legal frameworks governing electronic discovery. TBD Meets: 6 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $875 | CEUs: 3.0 Records Management for Litigation Readiness ★ Learn to apply key principles of records management to the unique and rapidly evolving challenge of managing electronic records. TBD Meets: 6 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $875 | CEUs: 3.0 2012-13 Schedule Tuesdays, June 11 - Aug. 13, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. | Cost: $893 | CEUs: 3.0 Admission requirements To enter the program you must demonstrate baseline technical competency in understanding and working with computers, through EITHER: ■ A degree in computer science, OR ■ Experience and training in IT (to be detailed in your application), OR ■ Programming experience If you are uncertain about whether you meet the admission requirements, please contact Michael McMillan at 253-692-4682 or mcmilm@uw.edu. Once accepted into a certificate program, you have one year within which to complete it. Required equipment This course requires a USB to IDF/SATA hard drive adapter. The instructor recommends the following model: www.directron.com/bt300.html You can purchase a similar item from another manufacturer if you choose as long as it has the same functionality. Application Process see pg. 14 The Collection, Review and Production of electronic evidence for Litigation ★ TBD Meets: 6 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $875 | CEUs: 3.0 Admission requirements Applicants should: ■ Have completed at least two years of college ■ Have at least two years of relevant professional experience (including experience in law firms, records management positions, information technology positions). ■ Be able to demonstrate how electronic discovery is relevant to their work. Application Process see pg. 14 tacoma.uw.edu/KeyPDC 4
KeyBank Professional Development Center | UW Tacoma effective Business Writing & Communication According to former Secretary of Education Richard Riley, the top 10 in demand jobs in 2010 didn’t exist in 2004. Employees may be preparing for jobs that don’t yet exist, using technologies that have not been invented, in order to solve problems we don’t even know are problems yet. Having employees who can write effectively, think critically, and present accurately are key to a company’s success. This program is designed for anyone who has written and/or verbal communication as a part of their job duties and those who wish to improve their communication skills. environmental Law and Regulation Provides an overview of the broad and complex field of environmental regulation, as well as familiarity with key laws that have the greatest influence on the management of natural resources. Improves understanding of agencies and organizations that create, enforce, interpret and work with environmental regulations. Covers federal, state and local law, with emphasis on the overriding federal and state statutes. Research skills are learned and hand-on experience with a realistic professional project is acquired. Designed for those who need to understand the complex regulatory context in which environmental decisions are made. Employees of municipal, state and federal agencies charged with environmental responsibilities, conservationists, developers, environmental consultants, attorneys and concerned citizens will benefit from this program. A certificate and 9.0 continuing education units (CEUs) are awarded to participants upon successful completion of the program. Cost for the entire program is $2,025. A Certificate of Completion from the University of Washington Tacoma and 1.5 CEUs (15 contact hours) are awarded upon successful completion of the program. Course information You will study and apply of the principles of business writing through critical reading, analyzing, and writing paragraphs, emails, formal letters, and general business correspondence, as well as learn to develop ideas fully, organize them effectively, and express them clearly. Instruction will be given as to identifying the intended purpose of writing, whether informative, persuasive, or “bad news.” Organizational strategies will be presented on the importance of identifying target audience, when to use formal vs. informal writing and how to give effective presentations. Basic writing skills, such as sentence structure, paragraphing, and business form, will be assessed, addressed, and reviewed. Wednesdays, Feb. 6 - March 13, 2013 Meets: 6 - 8:30 p.m. | Cost: $365 | CEUs: 1.5 Course information Program length: January - September 2013 Courses marked with a ★ may be taken individually. You must complete and qualify for admission in the program to be eligible to take individual courses. environmental Regulation: Laws and Regulation ★ Wednesdays, Jan. 9 - March 6, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $675 | CEUs: 3.0 The environment’s Regulatory Context ★ Wednesdays, March 20- May 22, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $675 | CEUs: 3.0 Practicum Project in environmental Regulation Wednesdays, June 5 - Aug. 7, 2013 Meets: 6:30 - 9 p.m. | Cost: $675 | CEUs: 3.0 Faculty 2012-13 Schedule John McCoy Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, Seattle University; M.A., Sociology, McGill University, Montreal; Editorial Journalism, University of Washington; Intensive Spanish, Instituto de Idiomasa, Cochabamba, Bolivia A recently retired communications executive, John has written and edited numerous stories, reports, and press materials for World Vision, the Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle and two daily newspapers. He was a reporter and editor at the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer where his work included prize-winning accounts of charity fraud, the eruption of Mount St. Helens and the failures of the state’s mental health system. His book, Concrete Mama: Prison Profiles from Walla Walla (1981), changed correctional practices in Washington State. He led the communications strategy and directed the communications staff of the global humanitarian organization World Vision International where he headed media campaigns that brought global and regional attention to child and maternal health, HIV/AIDS, homelessness and other issues. To register see pg. 15 Admission requirements Applicants should have at least two years of successful college education and be able to write and think at a college level. Applicants with less than two years of college may be accepted if they can demonstrate through their application materials that they thoroughly grounded in their professional field. Application Process see pg. 14 tacoma.uw.edu/KeyPDC 5
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