This training is intended for U.S. Criminal Justice
Practitioners. Please register using your agency-issued email. Course Description
This
course is designed for officers, investigators, and analysts who encounter cell
phone evidence retained by cellular carriers. Class concepts include instruction on how
to preserve, request, interpret, analyze, and present call detail records from cellular providers,
and how to plot cellular site locations to determine the approximate position of
a device during a given period. No special hardware or software is
required. Key concepts covered in this course include:
• Cellular technology
• Analysis of call detail records
• Hands-on
experience Students who
complete this course and pass the post-test are eligible for 1.0 point toward
the 3CE, 3CI, and 3CIA certifications.
Student Testimonials
"Since the training I have used the
skills to map location data for crimes including shootings, burglaries, and
homicides. The training has helped me create very clear and I believe compelling
graphics for testimony. In addition, the spread sheeting skills have also helped
me to be more efficient and to illustrate connections in multiple cases."
-Salina, Kansas "A ride-share driver 'assisted' drunk passengers into their homes and then raped them on multiple occasions. Photographs taken by the suspect that were recovered from his phone placed him at the crime scenes and documented his actions during and after the crimes. The free Perphound software was used to create courtroom exhibits of the photographs to clearly show the suspect's actions in a timeline fashion and led to a conviction on all counts." -San Luis Obispo, CA Mandatory
100% Participation
To receive a certificate upon completion
of this course, the following must be completed:
• Score of 80% or above on post-test
• Complete all in-class exercises
Recommended Skills
Knowledge and a working familiarity with
Microsoft® Excel. Cancellation
NW3C may cancel any class for any reason
and without notice.
NW3C is not responsible for non-refundable travel accommodations lost or rendered moot as a
result of a class cancellation. |
Computer Requirements
The
hands-on practical exercises are intensive, critical to understanding the
material being taught, and required to successfully complete the class. If your
computer hardware does not meet the mandatory requirements listed below, your
experience in taking the class will be less than ideal and may also impact other
students while the instructors take time to troubleshoot hardware and software
problems.
Mandatory Operating System
Requirements
• Operating system. Your computer must be running Microsoft windows 10 or later or macOS v10.12 or
later. Make sure your operating system is fully updated prior to class.
•
Smartphones and tablets are prohibited.
• Local administrator access is required. If you do not have
administrative rights, you will not be able to successfully complete the class.
Prior to class, please check with your IT department to install the required
software.
• Disconnect your VPN. Disconnect your work virtual private network (VPN).
Being connected to the Internet through a VPN can block access to the virtual
lab environment.
Mandatory Software Requirements
• Citrix
Workspace App. Required to access our virtual lab
environment and to complete the required hands-on practical exercises.
• Google
Chrome. The recommended browser to launch our virtual lab
environment.
• Webex Meetings. Required to enter our live
online training environment, Webex Training Center.
• Webex Chrome Extension. Required to launch our
live online training evnironment, Webex Training Center, and works hand-in-hand
with the Webex Meetings application.
Mandatory
Hardware Requirements
• Dual monitors. You
will need one monitor to join the online classroom, view presentations, see the
instructor’s shared screen, and interact with the instructor(s). The second
monitor is needed to join and use the virtual lab environment to complete
hands-on practical exercises. Not being able to see both interfaces (the online
classroom, and virtual lab environment) simultaneously will make it difficult,
if not impossible to successfully complete hands-on practical exercises. Large
screen monitors, trying to run the two different interfaces split screen, will
NOT work. Multiple computers can also work as a substitute to having multiple
monitors.
• Hard-wired, high-speed
Internet connection. A wireless Internet connection may be sufficient,
however, a wired connection will improve latency and buffering, and will also
provide better connection speeds and stability overall.
• Microphone and speakers. This is an interactive, live training class and a microphone
is required to interact with the instructor(s), ask questions, give answers, and
provide insights to help enhance the overall class experience. We recommend a
headset, headphones, or earbuds to eliminate feedback and echo when using your
microphone.
If you have
any questions regarding the mandatory minimum hardware requirements, please
contact liveonline@nw3c.org. |