High Tech Crime Institute-Forensic and Computer

"One of the best classes I've taken. The Instructor gets the entire class involved answers all questions strong knowledge of all aspects of the course great class"
Tampa FL

"Instructor was educated, knowledgeable, and skilled in the areas being taught"
Tampa FL

"I spoke to the former detective in our department who was our computer forensic examiner (he's now in the private sector) and he said that anything HTCI put out was sure to be good training and he had nothing but good things to say about it."
Nashville TN

"I found the training to be presented in a very professional manner. The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and experienced and the materials were very good, as well."
DEA TX "Another DEA agent and I attended this together, and we were sufficiently impressed to recommend that DEA send additional agents for training at HTCI. I would recommend it as well for HIDTA."
DEA TX

"I really enjoyed the class and was impressed with both the curriculum and instructors, and the way it was setup. It was a good opportunity to liaison with other agencies in our community"
FBI Oklahoma

"Trainers are very knowledgeable in their field and they taught something they do on a regular basis. Hands-on experience is outstanding….. you don’t see that when you go to some other companies courses."
US INS

"The training was easy to understand, well organized and presented in a manner that allowed us to accomplish a lot in a short amount of time."
Redmond Police Dept

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	Computer Crime Essentials Training Course Number: BCCC-115 Cedar Hill, Texas
	Welcome, and thank you for signing up to attend the best training available in the field of High Tech Crime investigation. We know that you will enjoy the course. Our trainers are hand picked from 100’s of applicants and bring with them the experience and expertise you expect. You will quickly see the difference in our training as opposed to any other training you have done before. So enjoy the class and learn a lot. We hope to see you in future classes. The Staff and Faculty of HTCI
	Pre Training Questions click on the text to move within the document What should I read up on before the class? What is the Attire for training and what should I bring or not bring to class? What time does the training start? Where is the class located? Where do I stay? What airport do I fly into? What are the contact numbers for the training site and for further class information? What is the cancellation policy if I can’t make the class?		Post Training Questions click on the text to move within the document When is the next class or where can I get more training? I have a question or need help in an investigation? I am ready to take my test where do I go? Where is my Student Transcript? In class I did an exercise but I can’t remember the website we were on? I am interested in purchasing Hardware and Software, can you help me with this also?

	Pre Training Questions and Answers Q: What should I read up on before the class? A: If you are weak on Internet Technologies you may wish to read some online tutorials on IP addressing and Email. Some recommendations are listed below: Guide to the World Wide Web: This is an excellent article from Laura Cohen which introduces beginners to the fundamentals of the internet in general. Learn what components make up parts of the internet, with insight into Email, Telnet, newgroups and FTP. http://tutorials.freeskills.com/read/category/10/id/50 Understanding the Web (Part 1): This first part of a 2 part article by Laura Cohen introduces you to the concepts behind the world wide web. Starting with an introduction to exactly what the web is to moving onto how web addresses are made up. ActiveX and browser plugins are also explained indepth. http://tutorials.freeskills.com/read/category/10/id/52 Understanding the Web (Part 2): Part 2 of our Understanding the World Wide Web feature by Laura Cohen introduces you to some of the experiences of the world wide web such as multimedia with technology discussions for Shockwave, Java Applets, Javascript, XML, Chat and programming languages in general. http://tutorials.freeskills.com/read/category/10/id/53 Security on the Internet: Within this tutorial you will be told about the security issues when using the internet and to set options for safe browsing. http://tutorials.freeskills.com/read/category/10/id/406 Q: What is the Attire for training and what should I bring or not bring to class? A: The attire is business casual dress. I would recommend that you bring a backup writing instrument and a pad of paper for notes. If you have your own laptop and want to try using it instead of one of the provided workstations, feel free to do so. If you do bring a laptop, understand that the instructor is not responsible for its installation and will provide only minimal tech support. Q: What time does the training start? A: The first day of training the class will begin at 0830 on 04/15/08. Q: Where is the class located? A: Cedar Valley College Law Enforcement Academy (Cedar Hill Campus) 207 North Cannady Cedar Hill, Texas Google Maps Q: What airport do I fly into? A: Dallas-Fort Worth Int'l Airport/Love Field Q: Where do I stay? A:We have a list of recommended hotels below. The recommended list is provided by the local host of the course not our staff. However whenever possible we will try to negotiate a great room rate for students. Holiday Inn Express 1035 Hwy 67 East, Duncanville, TX 75137 888-465-4329 / 972-298-8000 Ramada Inn 1439 N Highway 67, Cedar Hill, TX 75104 1-800-311-5192 / 972-299-0100 Google Maps Q: What are the contact numbers for the training site and for further class information? A: Host: Cedar Valley College Law Enforcement Academy / High Tech Crime Institute Local Course Representative: Boyd Norton Cedar Valley College Law Enforcement Academy - Local: 972-860-8216 HTCI Course Representative: Training Coordinator HTCI Toll Free: 877-2GO-HTCI(246-4824) Q: What is the cancellation policy if I can’t make the class? A: CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY: Cancellations received 10 days prior to class start date are refundable. Cancellations received prior to the 10 working days before the class start date will be assessed 25% of the student enrollment fee for administrative fee’s. Cancellations received after 10 working days prior to class start date are non refundable, in this situation a substitute student may attend in place of the original student. Please note that if you do not attend the course and you do not cancel, you are still responsible for full payment of the course. Student substitutions may be made at any time. Post Training Questions and Answers Q: When is the next class or where can I get more training? A: Contact your training representative or checkout one of our websites at www.hightechcrimeinstitute.com or www.gohtci.com for the latest schedules. Q: I have a question or need help in an investigation? A: We are always happy to help in anyway that we can. Send your question to our Listserv and you will get a quick response from either an instructor or student that may have experienced your problem already. Q: I am ready to take my test where do I go? A: Email Stephen Pearson at Stephen@gohtci.com and he will send you the link. Q: Where is my Student Transcript? A: Login into the student Intranet at http://www.gohtci.com. Click on Student Login at the bottom center of the page - Once you are logged in, select Transcript from the sidebar menu on the left of the screen. Q: In class I did an exercise but I can’t remember the website we were on? A: All the training websites are located in the Resources link on the student intranet. Login into the student Intranet at http://www.gohtci.com. Once you are logged in, select the Resources link from the sidebar menu on the left of the screen. Q: I am interested in purchasing Hardware and Software, can you help me with this also? A: Yes your Course Representative is fully capable of helping in these areas. HTCI offers a full range of Forensic Hardware and Software solutions.