Registered students find further information about the implementation of the course in the course room in Canvas. A link to the course room can be found under the tab Studies in the Personal menu at the start of the course.
KTH was the first university in Northern Europe to establish academic computer forensics courses, in cooperation with national and international forensics agencies. Our courses are intended for working professionals, as well as for senior undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students.
For Whom:
is a KTH graduate, who has worked professionally for 3-5 years, and now wants to come back to specialize in his/her field. Many of our professionals typically study one whole day each weekend and 2-3 evenings per week. Average study time in each course is typ. 15-22 hrs/week, depending on background and experience.
Course availability:
Our courses can be taken from anywhere in the World, as distant education courses. Over the years our students have been located in North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. In most cases you can even take the final exam in a foreign country.
Course Material:
Please review the course material, textbook(s), course notes and the course assignments before the course starts!
All of our course material is in English. In addition to the course textbook(s), we also make available about 1.5 Gigabyte of additional course material, including lectures, course notes, course assignments and reference material in each course, on three CDs (updated annually).
Whole day seminars / lectures / workshops:
In each course, we also offer four whole day (7h) Saturday seminars / lectures at KTH in Stockholm during each semester. Attendance is voluntary, but highly recommended. Recordings are made available to students with learning disabilities.
SSS:
A custom-designed student support system (SSS) enables our students keep their contact info updated, obtain course information, submit course assignments and course papers – and receive immediate receipt in writing on all submissions 24/7 from anywhere in the World. SSS was specifically designed to work through most government and corporate firewalls.
Admission:
KTH Students should contact their Academic Advisor or program coordinator. External Students should apply through the national website for higher education: http://www.studera.nu
Contact
Course Director & Examiner:
L.O. Stromberg
los@kth.se
+46 8 790 9800
(Skype videoconf. available)
Education officer:
Asser Blomster
asser@kth.se
+46 8 790 9518
Examinations:
Therese Röstlundtherese.rostlund@sth.kth.se
+46 8 790 9736
Bookstore:
The textbooks and the digital course notes are available from the university bookstore in Haninge:
bokservice@sth.kth.se
+46 8 790 4885
Contract courses:
KTH Education
Harald Sammer
sammer@kth.se
+46 8 790 0770
Course admission:
http://www.antagning.se
Admission questions:
KTH Admissions
antagning@kth.se
+46 8 790 9440
Updated Course Info:
SSS - Student Support System
Once you have been admitted into one of our courses, please go to our course web site at http://ia1.org/courseinfo and enter in your contact info in this course (incl. two working email addresses), in order for you to receive updated course info.
To obtain our detailed course informationin English, please send an e-mail to studentsupportsystem@gmail.co and write Courseinfo in the subject line.