Computer Forensics and Security is the study of Information Security - the perfect major for people who want to use technology to solve crimes or want to ensure that computer equipment is well secured and protected against hacker attacks. Since 9/11, there has been a greatly increased need for people in the security fields. At the University of Dubuque, your studies will take you into the world of cybersecurity. You will leave ready to build a career in digital forensics or IT infrastructure security.
Making a Difference Through the Study of Computer Forensics and Security
Students and faculty at UD are active in the field and in the classroom. Their work contributes to the advancement of human computer interaction. They have operated cutting-edge digital forensic tools, analyzed security threats, and developed techniques to prevent infiltration of secure network infrastructures.
Degree Distinctive
What is distinctive about a degree in Computer Forensics and Security at the University of Dubuque?
- Over 99% placement rate for Computer Forensics and Security majors.
- Internships with FBI and other law enforcement agencies.
- Participate in STEM festivals, join the Computer Club, partake in job shadow opportunities.
Career Opportunities
The Computer Forensics and Security program prepares graduates for careers as risk advisors, security consultants, computer forensics specialists, computer forensics examiners, and networking and security specialists.
Computer Forensics and Security Faculty/Staff
Daniel FlemingAssistant Professor of Computer Studies
Phone: 563.589.3183 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 214 Dunlap Technology Center
Corissa GoertzenAssistant Professor of Mathematics
Phone: 563.589.3413 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 225 Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
PhD, University of Iowa MA, University of South Dakota BA, Wartburg College
Jason JuettAssistant Professor of Mathematics
Phone: 563.589.3189 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 228 Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
PhD, University of Iowa MS, University of Iowa BS, Iowa State University
Ann MaussAssociate Professor of Computer Information Systems
Phone: 563.589.3612 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 217 Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
MBA, Northern Illinois University
Dawn NelsonAssistant Professor of Computer Information Systems Teaching Specialist Faculty
Phone: 563.589.3462 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 219 Jackaline Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
MS, Western Illinois University BA, Ashford University
Richard (Dick) SmithAssociate Professor of Mathematics
Phone: 563.589.3276 Fax: 563.589.3688 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 231 Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
MA, Loras College BS, Loras College
Roseanne WolfAssociate Professor of Mathematics Hazel Bothlisberger Chair
Phone: 563.589.3716 Fax: 563.589.3688 Email: [email protected] Department: Computer Studies and Mathematics Office: 214 Dunlap Technology Center
Credentials
PhD, University of Iowa MS, University of Iowa BS, Buena Vista University