Kirk Stephens, Chair
CyberCrime Technology
Southwestern Community College

Here's a list of Fall 2010 Textbooks for CyberCrime Majors.

I know a lot of you shop from online bookstores, but you should take a minute to check the prices at our College Bookstore.

I've been promoting Free AVG for a long-time now. I also run the free version of Avast on some of my machines. I highly recommend both for Vista and Windows 7.

Course Information

Below you will find three categories of documents for each class I am teaching:

• The Study Guide is your most important resource during the course. It is a living document and will change on a weekly or even daily basis. It is your Instructional Outline, your plan for the course, your study guide, and your exam review. You should visit this document on a regular basis.
• The Course Syllabus is a student-oriented document. It is the document that you typically receive on the first day of class. You are responsible for reading and understanding the Syllabus and I will review it on the first day of class. This document will not change during the semester.
• The Course Outline is an institutional document and of little use to students. However, I am required to create and maintain them for each class. This document rarely changes.

I've compiled a list of Most Asked Questions that you might also want to read.

Instructor Contact Information

Kirk E. Stephens
Cybercrime Technology
Southwestern Community College
447 College Drive
Sylva, NC 28779

Email me at kirks@southwesterncc.edu

My current Office Schedule is also posted by my door - Founders 125C.

If you managed to stumble across this page without coming through the "front door," you should know that I teach CyberCrime Technology at Southwestern Community College in Sylva, NC. The College maintains an Employee Directory, has web page guidelines, and a disclaimer for employee pages.

Last Updated August 2010