Acquire the skills to manipulate the architecture of current and emerging technologies in order to interpret and evaluate the impact these technologies have within an organization.
Build a foundation of effective communication competencies for personal and professional advancement.
Impact diverse populations of learners and gain the skills to become a change leader within the expanding non-formal and informal education settings.
Evaluate crime scenes and select the appropriate steps to be followed in documenting, collecting, preserving, and processing evidence.
Learn to preserve, acquire, analyze, interpret, and document computer forensic findings for use in legal and computer security proceedings.
Acquire the knowledge to design a comprehensive methodology to cover the acquisition, preservation, and analysis of various forms of digital evidence.
Assess fraud risk and adequacy of internal control structures, evaluate financial evidence, and effectively communicate findings, analysis, and conclusions during legal proceedings.
Analyze and evaluate documentary and testimonial evidence vital to criminal investigations and trials.
Learn the instrumentation, technology, and pertinent law used to collect evidence for presentation in a court of law.
Apply specialized knowledge to the criminal justice system, opening new career prospects in a field where your skills will be in high demand.
Designed for working adults who want to expand their careers and strengthen their credentials as healthcare managers, administrators, and consultants.
Graduates will meet requirements for teaching science or mathematics at the middle and high school levels and be well-versed in the integrative and inquiry-based methodologies of STEM.