Open to the public at no charge. > > IEEE Computer and Communication Societies program committee > > ====================================================== > > Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) > Computer Society Chapter > Communications Society Chapter > http://www.ieee.or.com/ > Joint Meeting and Technical Lecture Announcement > > -------- IEEE Lecture Series - March 21, 2002 ----------------- > Computer Society Chapter & Communications Society Chapter > > > Topic: Computer Forensics: How It Is Used Today > > Speaker: Peter J. Constantine > > Date & Time: March 21, 2002, Thursday > 6:00 PM - Networking & Pizza > (sponsored by AZAD, Inc. http://www.azad.com) > 6:45 PM - Technical Lecture > Cost: > Free and open to the public > > RESERVATIONS: By 12 NOON March 20, 2002, Wednesday > http://www.ieee.or.com/programs.html > > Location: > Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology (OGI) > Wilson Clark Center, main dining room > 20000 NW Walker Rd., Beaverton, OR 97006 > Directions are at the end of this message > (Host: OGI Center for Professional Development www.cpd.ogi.edu) > > Abstract: > --------- > Peter will speak on Computer Forensics and its increasing role in criminal > and civil litigation. The talk will include a brief history of its evolution > from simply "finding data" to how operating system "functionality" is > helping us now determine not only what data is on storage media, but what > the user did to cause it to be in the location and condition in which it is > found. > > Speaker: > -------- > > Peter J. Constantine is a certified forensic computer examiner and > consultant who focuses on the examination of standalone and networked > computers operating within the Microsoft family of operating systems and > environments (MS-DOS, Windows, Windows95, Windows98, Windows ME, Windows NT, > Windows2000, and Windows XP) as well as Macintosh computers. His work relates > to both civil and criminal issues on behalf of the legal community, private > investigators, corporate America and law enforcement. > > For information on this lecture, contact: > Susan Hamill, hamills@private > > For information on the Society Chapters, contact: > Computer: Hadi Asgharzadeh hadi@private > Communications: Pradeep Kumar pradeep@private > > > --------------------- IEEE Announcements ----------------------- > > IEEE Oregon Section Web Site: http://www.ieee-or.org See BEEEP > link for Section newsletter listing all area IEEE events. > > "What's New" provides the latest news on IEEE activities, > industry trends, member benefits, career tips, and new IEEE > products. http://www.ieee.org/whats-new > > Check out these sites for joining information: > IEEE: http://www.ieee.org/membership/join/ > Computer: http://www.computer.org/join/ > Communications: http://www.comsoc.org/member/index.html > > > -------------------------- Directions -------------------------- > Directions to Oregon Graduate Institute (OGI): > > Location of the meeting is the main dining room of the Wilson > Clark Center on the campus of the Oregon Graduate Institute of > Science and Technology, 20000 NW Walker Rd., Beaverton, OR 97006 > 503-748-1121 Campus map: http://www.ogi.edu/maps/campus_map.html. > > To get to OGI (Oregon Graduate Institute), from Portland, take > Highway 26 west, take Exit 64 (185th) and proceed south (left) > on 185th. Continue on 185th to Walker Rd. Turn west (right) on > Walker Rd. OGI is at the top of the hill on the left. Turn left > onto Von Neumann Drive, parking is available in the lot. The > Wilson Center is opposite the parking area. >
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