Digital Forensics Classes

Currently, I am enrolled in two Masters level Digital Forensics Classes; DFOR 660 and DFOR 510.
DFOR 660 is all about what evidence there is to extract over a network; and how you can actually accomplish that.
DFOR 510 is the basics of digital forensics. We cover a wide range of topics, such as write-blocking, forensic sanitizing, chain of custody, legal precedent and processes, memory forensics; and much, much more.


In DFOR 510, my required programs are:
FTK Imager, a forensic case creation and analysis tool,
PyCharm Community Edition to write python,
Redline, an endpoint security tool that does memory and file analysis for Indicators Of Compromise (IOCs)
and HxD, a hex editor to inspect the lower-level data on a storage medium such as a flash storage or Hard Drive.