That's pretty amazing considering we were working out of a leased classrooms just two years ago. Redfern said the feedback from the courses has been very positive. Our students don't graduate unless they fill out a feedback form. The students' feedback allows us to make the necessary changes needed to make the program as successful as possible. Donald Byrd, a computer crimes detective for the Baltimore County Police Department, patiently waited for an opening in a course and was very glad when the call came in.
Computer crimes are the crimes of the future.
I know a lot more about network intrusions now than I did two weeks ago. I've also had the chance to network with other investigators. Now I'll be able to put a face with a name when our paths cross again in future cases. Currently the program is running two different courses simultaneously. Redfern said he hopes to see that number increase in the near future.