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Dear CFRS Students, This message came from Dr. Allnutt, Director of MS in Computer Forensics (CFRS) program, regarding CFRS degree requirements. Please review it carefully. If you have any question, please send e-mail to Dr. Allnutt, [log in to unmask] Thank you. Toshiko ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dear CFRS students: I would like to let you know about two courses offered this coming fall, CFRS 590 and CFRS 780. CFRS 590 Introduction to Digital Forensics Analysis has recently been approved as a regular computer forensics course CFRS 510 Digital Forensics Analysis Procedures. It counts as an elective in the MS in Computer forensics program. If you have taken it, or will take it, you will need to complete a substitution/waiver form to show CFRS 590 (or CFRS 510) is an elective in your CFRS program. CFRS 780 is the number given to Advanced Topics courses and we will be having one this fall CFRS 780 Counter Forensics. If you are graduating in fall 2010 and believe you cannot graduate because we are not offering CFRS 790 in fall 2010, you may take CFRS 780 and have it count for CFRS 790 (using the substitution/waiver form noted earlier). We will be offering CFRS 790 in spring 2011. I have already communicated with you regarding CFRS 760, which we are unable to offer this fall, and that you may register for PUAD 700 in its place. PUAD 700 is being offered in the summer session, should you be interested. Please let me know if you want to take it as there is a specific procedure you should use. Many thanks, Jeremy Allnutt -- Toshiko Uchiyama Program Administrator M.S. in Telecommunications Program M.S. in Computer Forensics Program Phone: 703-993-3810 Fax: 703-993-6137 telecom.gmu.edu