Assessment Guidelines for Digital Information Forensics (IMR543) Semester March – August 2025

 Published: 31 May, 2025

IMR543 Final Test/ Final Assessment (30%) – Week 13/ Week 14

CLO1: Describe the characteristics of electronic evidence that complies with legal requirements (C2). Students are required to explain their answers in the final test (2 hours). 

The final test consist of: 

1. Part A: True/False 
2. Part B: Short answers
3. Part C: Case study 

IMR543 Group Assignment (60%)

CLO2: Display the forensic Evidence Investigation processes, methodologies and steps in conducting a forensic investigation. (P4) 

1. Case Study Analysis Details (40%) – Submission: Week 12 & Week 13 

A case study analysis in a digital information forensics course allows students to explore real- world scenarios by applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations. Students are required to identify a real digital information forensics case and displayan analysis based on the guidelines given 

Below are the key components and structure for conducting a thorough case study analysis.

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IMR543 Individual Assignment (10%) – Submission: Week 4 

CLO3: Explainrelationship between Forensic Evidence Investigation and Records Management. (A4) 

1. Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE): Article Summary (10%) 

Students are required to present and explain ONE (1) best practice/guideline prepared by Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE) from SWGDE during knowledge sharing session.