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INT250 — Digital Evidence Analysis

Course Overview

INT250 3 Credits L:2 T:0 P:2 Minor Cyber Security
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This course covers computer forensics and incident response, storage and file systems, forensic data acquisition, and analysis of Windows, Linux, network, web, email, dark web, and malware evidence.

Unit 1

Computer Forensics and Investigation Process

Unit 2

Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems

Unit 3

Data Acquisition and Windows Forensics

Unit 4

Linux and Network Forensics

Unit 5

Dark Web, Email, and Web Attacks

Unit 6

Analysis of Malware

Continuous Assessment

3 components

Best 2 of 3 CAs will be considered for evaluation.
Test 1 50%

MCQ-based questions. The test shall consist of 30 questions of 1 mark each.

Week 3 / 5

Rubric
Analysis fundamentals of computer forensics and incident response handling process and explain storage systems and file systems.

BYOD-Practical 50%

BYOD-Practical consisting of 1 practical question of 30 marks, such that 15 marks will be for practical execution, 5 marks for report, and 10 marks for viva.

Week 8 / 10

Rubric
Data acquisition and duplication, and analyze Windows-based forensic artifacts and Linux forensic tools to analyze file systems and memory.

Test 2 50%

Subjective test covering syllabus from CA1 and CA2.

Week 11 / 12

Rubric
To test the subject knowledge of the students and provide opportunity to improve their CA performance in case of low marks or any missed CA.

Exams & Practice

Mid Term Examination

Mid-semester comprehensive evaluation

20%

End Term Examination

Final semester comprehensive evaluation

50%

Type: Examination

INT250 - FAQs

How many units are in INT250?

INT250 has 6 units. Each unit includes detailed notes and MCQ practice questions.

What exam resources are available for INT250?

Unit-wise notes and MCQ practice are available. Exam resources coming soon.

How to prepare for INT250 exams?

Study each unit's notes thoroughly, practice MCQs to test understanding, and attempt mock tests before exams. Focus on important topics and previous year questions.