Module SXY-2008:
Digital Policing and E-Crime
Digital Policing and E-Crime 2024-25
SXY-2008
2024-25
School Of History, Law And Social Sciences
Module - Semester 2
20 credits
Module Organiser:
Tim Holmes
Overview
-Introduction to e-crime -Internet-facilitated crime – fraud, theft, harassment, online sexual exploitation -Internet-enabled crime – hacking, phishing -Organised crime online -The dark net -Digital technologies in policing -Spatial mapping and predictive policing
Learning Outcomes
- Discuss complex types of digital-facilitated crimes, their impact, and the additional sources of intelligence that can be obtained during a complex investigation
- Discuss the ways in which technology may be used in everyday policing, including spatial and predictive modelling
- Examine types of internet-facilitated crimes, and individuals who may be especially vulnerable
- Interrogate the personal and organisational risks associated with using personal devices and being a member of law enforcement
- Review the prevalence of technology and devices in modern society and their effect on policing
Assessment type
Summative
Weighting
60%
Assessment type
Summative
Weighting
40%