Brief Description
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The short course in the Investigation and Management of Cyber and
Electronic Crime provides you with insights to and knowledge of the
legal and practical issues that specifically relate to criminal conduct in the
online environment and exponential advancements in information and
communication technologies that has given rise to cyber and electronic
crime. During the course, you will be equipped with practical skills in the
investigation, litigation and risk management of cyber and electronic crime
that will lead to the eventual acquisition of admissible electronic evidence of
criminal activities that can be used in a court of law or hearing.
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Learning Outcomes
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After successfully completing this course, you should have a clear understanding of:
This credit-bearing course* provides you with an entry point to formal
degree programmes exclusively presented by the University of Pretoria
with credits afforded towards the specified degree modules FRA707 (20
credits) and or FRM805 (15 credits).
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Course Content
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Entry Requirements
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Prospective delegates should at least have a relevant Bachelors Degree and at least three years relevant practical or academic experience. No previous experience in the investigation of computer-related crime is required.
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Course Number: |
P000612 |
Catalogue and Category: |
Financial Management and Taxation |
Who Should attend: |
This course is ideal for you if you are a/an
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Delivery Mode: |
Contact Sessions |
Contact Days: |
5 |