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Dec 26, 2024
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NET 185 - E-Discovery I - Data Collect Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 1 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course explores the data identification and collection phases of the e-discovery process. The principles of common hardware and logical file systems are also discussed. Competencies
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Differentiate data collection methods.
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Identify various data sources
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Identify different storage types
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Describe issues associated with mobile and Cloud storage
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Examine the basic physical drive terminology.
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Define internal components and controls including platters, heads, sectors, HPA, and DCO.
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Define common interfaces including SATA and SSD.
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Contrast magnetic, solid state, optical non-volatile storage.
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Summarize the potential significance of printers, copiers, and the output from those devices.
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Contrast common file systems: FATx, exFAT, NTFS, EXTx, and APFs.
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Discuss the impact of choosing specific file systems in data collection
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Demonstrate appropriate selection of a file system for collection
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Distinguish between server types-file, domain controller, authentication, email, etc
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List common characteristics of Windows severs.
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List common characteristics of Linux servers.
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Evaluate storage backup methods
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Describe magnetic tape backup and restoration procedures.
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Summarize RAID solutions.
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Demonstrate off-site and cloud backup strategies.
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Assess hardware-based and software-based write protection.
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Demonstrate software write protection.
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Apply problem-solving skills to demonstrate understanding in write protection.
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Demonstrate logical and physical acquisition using accepted software & hardware solutions.
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Describe the common software used in data collection
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Demonstrate the use of the collection software
Competencies Revised Date: 2019
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