Alice studies computing, Bob takes computer forensics: a comparison of the pedagogy of cryptology education in two groups

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Bennett, D. and Lewis, D. 2007. Alice studies computing, Bob takes computer forensics: a comparison of the pedagogy of cryptology education in two groups.
AuthorsBennett, D. and Lewis, D.
TypeConference paper
Year2007
Conference1st International Conference on Cybercrime Forensics Education and Training
Related URLhttp://www.canterbury.ac.uk/social-applied-sciences/computing/conferences/cfet-2007/conference-abstracts/BenettAndLewis.aspx
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