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Learning Objectives
and
Key Terms with Hyperlinks to Defintions

Learning Objectives

  • The student will understand the differences among computer crime, computer-related crime, and technology crime and why all three of these broad categories fall under the umbrella of hi-tech crime.
  • The student will understand some of the possible reasons that hitech crime is underreported and the potential effects of underreporting.
  • The student will understand how the Internet has facilitated traditional crimes and created new types of crimes.
  • The student will understand the different forms of a system attack and its potential effects.
  • The student will explore how computers and the Internet have facilitated, theft of services, software piracy, and counterfeiting and theft of hardware.
  • The student will explore some basic information on searching and seizing computerized records such as the Independent Component Doctrine.

The hyperlinks provided for the Key Terms may take you to a simple definition, or an article wherein the term is described:
 

Computer-Related Crime

Cracking

Denial of Service Attack

Hacking

Hi-Tech Crime

System Attack

Technology Crime

Theft of Services

Touting

Vandalism

Virus

Independent Component

Doctrine

Intrusion

Money Laundering

Pump and Dump

Software Piracy

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