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Forensic ECBS: A Situational Assessment
Edinburgh, Scotland April 03-April 07
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ECBS.2000.8399017th IEEE International Conference and ...
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Darren Dalcher, South Bank University
Forensic is derived from the Latin 'Forensis', meaning making public. Forensic Science is the applied use of a body of knowledge or practice in determining the cause of death. Nowadays extended to include any skilled investigation into how a crime was perpetrated. Forensic systems engineering is the discipline investigating the history of Information Technology failures. It therefore focuses on the post-mortem analysis and study of project disasters. The work involves a detailed investigation of the project, the environment, decisions taken, politics, human errors and the relationship between subsystems. The work draws upon a multidisciplinary body of knowledge and assesses the project from several directions and viewpoints. The concept of systems is a central tool for understanding the delicate relationships and their implications in the overall project environment.
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Darren Dalcher, "Forensic ECBS: A Situational Assessment," ecbs, pp.390, 7th IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems, 2000
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