Internet Forensics: Using Digital Evidence – Paperback, by Jones Robert

Internet Forensics: Using Digital Evidence to Solve Computer Crime is a 1st edition textbook by Robert Jones, published by O’Reilly Media in 2005. This book, with subject area in Computers, focuses on using digital evidence to solve computer crimes. It is written in English and contains 238 pages, with illustrations. The intended audience includes scholarly and professional readers interested in topics such as Internet security, online safety, and privacy. With a compact size of 9.2 x 7 x 0.8 inches and weighing 13.1 ounces, this paperback book provides valuable information for those studying or working in the field of computer forensics.

School-Community Relations

The product is a trade paperback textbook titled “School-Community Relations” by Douglas J. Fiore. Published by Routledge in 2016, it falls under the subject area of Education and is intended for a college audience. The book delves into leadership, philosophy, and social aspects related to school-community relations, offering 238 pages of informative content. Illustrated and weighing 16 oz, this 4th edition textbook is a valuable resource for those studying in the field of education.

School-Community Relations

The product is a trade paperback textbook titled “School-Community Relations” by Douglas J. Fiore. Published by Routledge in 2016, it falls under the subject area of Education and is intended for a college audience. The book delves into leadership, philosophy, and social aspects related to school-community relations, offering 238 pages of informative content. Illustrated and weighing 16 oz, this 4th edition textbook is a valuable resource for those studying in the field of education.