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ICAC - Fast Track Program (BDRA and IDRA)

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This course is funded through OJJDP. To register for this class, you must be affiliated with an ICAC Task Force. Furthermore, you must agree to comply with the Best Practices and Standards established by ICAC. If you have any questions about the ICAC Best Practices and Standards, please contact your ICAC commander.

The NW3C Fast Track program (FT) was developed to assist agencies in establishing or replenishing a cadre of computer forensic examiners in a short period of time. (2 months) The FT consists of two classes, Cybercop 101 – BDRA, and Cybercop 201 – IDRA. These classes are delivered at one location in two one week sessions, separated by four to six weeks. These courses provide the students with the knowledge and skill sets to correctly identify digital evidence at a crime scene, how to collect and preserve the digital media, how to create duplicate images of the digital media, and utilizing automated computer forensic tools, examine the digital media for evidence and document their findings in a report. This program has three prerequisite web based courses: Basic Computer Skills for Law Enforcement, Legal Concerns for Digital Evidence Responders, and Identification and Seizure of Electronic Evidence (ISEE).

ICAC Course Registration Requests are processed through Fox Valley Technical College Criminal Justice Services.

Please follow this Fox Valley Registration Request Link to make your request for course registration.

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