Open Educational Resources

In order to reduce the cost burden on students, I have switched to utilizing Open Educational Resources (OERs) and online materials, with the limited exception of inexpensive ($10 or less) mass market paperback books. I also develop new materials over time, especially for classes that I teach regularly. These resources are in perpetual states of development and tend to evolve over time. Some links may change as I periodically reorganize content.

Course OERs

These OERs are designed as course texts with sets of topics that comprise portions of my classes. I generally use extra materials and activities that are not part of these OERs, and these are not completely packaged courses.

• Anti-Forensics and Digital Privacy
• Digital Forensics
• System Architecture

Technical OERs

I use certain technologies in multiple courses and/or for research. These OERs are more focused on specific technologies or applications.

• Alpine Linux
• iptables
• Using QEMU

Archived OERs

These OERs are from courses that I previously taught but am not currently scheduled to teach in the foreseeable future, or for technologies that I am not currently using. These OERs are thus not currently maintained.

• No current archived OERs