Computer forensics experts acquire, investigate, and report on the electronic evidence of criminal cases. This Computer Forensics specialization can help you master leading computer forensic software applications and gain an understanding of the diversity of computer crime and the laws and principals concerned with computer forensics and electronic evidence. You'll also learn how to discover data that resides in a computer system, and recover deleted, encrypted, or damaged file information. With this high-demand skill set, you'll play a key role in identifying and prosecuting criminals. Follow a career track in Computer Forensics by choosing this specialization when you earn your bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS) from DeVry University.

When individuals use computers to embezzle money, steal people's identities, hack into financial institutions, and commit fraud, it is the job of computer forensic specialists to investigate. As a computer forensics specialist you'll be handling the electronic evidence of criminal cases and playing a key role in identifying and prosecuting criminals. The technical, analytical and logic skills and the hands-on experience you'll gain at DeVry University can help open the door to exciting opportunities in the world of computer forensics.