About this program
This minor program is a 20-credit program that prepares students with knowledge in electronic discovery, including assisted review, predictive coding, and digital litigation support. This minor is beneficial but not limited to the students who are studying the majors in Accounting, Criminal Justice, Finance, Health System Studies, Human Resource Management, Human Services, Human Services Leadership and Administration.
Student outcomes
- Knows how to articulate and explain the Electronic Discovery Reference Model;
- Able to perform fundamental electronic discovery tasks through commonly used tools;
- Familiar with the procedures as well as the basic methods used in assisted review, predictive coding, and digital litigation support;
- 30 earned college credits with a GPA of 2.5 or better.
All prerequisite and required courses must be completed with grades of C- or above. Transfer coursework equivalency is determined by the Computer Science and Cybersecurity Department.