Certification
Micro Credentials Program
Mode of Study
100% Online | 05 Hours of Live Sessions
Learning Medium
English
In an age where almost everything is recorded, photographed, or captured on video, digital media has become one of the most powerful and most manipulated forms of evidence in modern investigations. The demand for skilled workers who know how to analyze it, authenticate it, and present it is on the rise.
The Micro Credential Program in Multimedia Forensics explores the science of examining audio, image, and video evidence in criminal investigations. It involves detecting a doctored photograph, techniques to authenticate an audio recording, extracting usable footage from a blurry CCTV feed, and ways in which investigations are conducted today.
The program covers what multimedia forensics is, the types of digital media that appear as evidence, and the legal frameworks that govern their admissibility in court along with a clear understanding of why this field matters and how it fits within the broader forensic and legal landscape.
You will explore audio forensics, including its recording techniques, signal processing, the methods used to enhance and authenticate audio recordings, study speaker identification, and how voice analysis is used to connect individuals to recordings.
Next you will learn about image forensics, how digital images are analyzed and enhanced, how alterations and manipulations are detected, and how facial comparison techniques are applied in real investigations.
The course then covers video forensics and CCTV analysis, including the different types of video evidence, how footage is retrieved and enhanced, the authentication techniques used to verify its integrity, and the challenges of working with low-quality footage and extracting meaningful data from imperfect recordings.
You will learn what skills you must have to document your findings clearly and objectively, write credible forensic reports, and present multimedia evidence in legal proceedings with confidence and precision.
By the end of this program, you will understand that in today's world, the most important witness at a trial might not be a person at all; it might be a recording.
Become Proficient to Answer:
- What is multimedia forensics, and how is it used in criminal investigations?
- What types of multimedia evidence are commonly analyzed in forensic cases?
- What legal standards govern the admissibility of multimedia evidence in court?
- What are the basic principles of audio forensics and sound analysis?
- How are audio recordings enhanced and authenticated in forensic investigations?
- What techniques are used for speaker identification and voice comparison?
- How are digital images analyzed to detect manipulation or tampering?
- What methods are used in image enhancement and facial recognition?
- What are the principles of video forensics and CCTV analysis?
- How is video footage retrieved, processed, and authenticated?
- What challenges arise when analyzing low-quality or altered multimedia files?
- How does metadata contribute to the verification of multimedia evidence?
- How is chain of custody maintained for digital media evidence?
- What are the ethical considerations in handling multimedia evidence?
- How are forensic reports prepared and presented in court for multimedia cases?
Learning Outcomes:
Multimedia Forensics Understanding: Develop a strong foundation in analyzing audio, video, and image evidence within forensic investigations.
Speaker Identification Skills: Learn techniques used to identify and verify speakers through voice analysis and audio comparison methods.
Digital Media Enhancement: Gain skills to improve the quality of audio and visual data to extract critical forensic information.
Manipulation Detection: Understand methods used to detect tampering, editing, and alterations in multimedia files.
Video and CCTV Analysis: Acquire knowledge of analyzing surveillance footage, retrieving data, and interpreting video evidence.
Legal and Ethical Awareness: Develop an understanding of legal standards, ethical responsibilities, and courtroom presentation of multimedia evidence.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Fee | National: 1180 INR (1000 INR + 18% GST) International: 50 USD |
Duration | 1 Month |
Eligibility | Students and Professionals |
Session Timing | Learn at Your Own Pace |
Payment Details:
International Student : PayPal: forensicdocument@gmail.com
Account Details for National Student
Bank Name - ICICI BANK
Acc. Name - SIFS INDIA PVT. LTD.
Account No. - 663505500086
Type - Current
IFSC Code - ICIC0000160
Address - ICICI Bank, H-4, Model Town -III, New Delhi - 110009

