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    This document provides an overview of the topics and assessments for Session 1 of a data storage and security module. It outlines that Weeks 1-2 will cover types of media, Weeks 3-4 will cover types of media interfaces, and Weeks 5-6 will cover data representation and storage. Later weeks will cover error detection and recovery, partitioning, file systems, proprietary file system standards, and forensic tools. Students will be assessed through in-class tests, assignment work and reports, self-study, lab work, and a portfolio. The document provides examples of different media types and their characteristics to aid discussion.

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    This document provides an overview of the topics and assessments for Session 1 of a data storage and security module. It outlines that Weeks 1-2 will cover types of media, Weeks 3-4 will cover types of media interfaces, and Weeks 5-6 will cover data representation and storage. Later weeks will cover error detection and recovery, partitioning, file systems, proprietary file system standards, and forensic tools. Students will be assessed through in-class tests, assignment work and reports, self-study, lab work, and a portfolio. The document provides examples of different media types and their characteristics to aid discussion.

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    This document provides an overview of the topics and assessments for Session 1 of a data storage and security module. It outlines that Weeks 1-2 will cover types of media, Weeks 3-4 will cover types of media interfaces, and Weeks 5-6 will cover data representation and storage. Later weeks will cover error detection and recovery, partitioning, file systems, proprietary file system standards, and forensic tools. Students will be assessed through in-class tests, assignment work and reports, self-study, lab work, and a portfolio. The document provides examples of different media types and their characteristics to aid discussion.

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    Session 1amzb

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    This document provides an overview of the topics and assessments for Session 1 of a data storage and security module. It outlines that Weeks 1-2 will cover types of media, Weeks 3-4 will cover types of media interfaces, and Weeks 5-6 will cover data representation and storage. Later weeks will cover error detection and recovery, partitioning, file systems, proprietary file system standards, and forensic tools. Students will be assessed through in-class tests, assignment work and reports, self-study, lab work, and a portfolio. The document provides examples of different media types and their characteristics to aid discussion.

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    Session 1

    A M Zeus-Brown
    What do you think your going to learn in this
    module?
    Weeks 1 & 2 Types of media.
    Weeks 3 & 4 Types of Media interface.
    Weeks 5 & 6 Data representation and
    storage.

    Later weeks:
     Error detection & recovery.
     Partitioning.
     File systems. (allocation tables, free space, allocation models, free lists etc )
     Common proprietary file system standards.
     Forensic tools .
     Case studies.

    Subject to alterations
    Portfolio mark
     In class testing
     ACW (report + a portfolio piece)
     Self study
     Lab work

    Help and other bits about ACW


    “Data Storage And Security, a technological
    impact on digital forensics”

    ACW1 out now (clickly)


     It is not the same as last year
     Submission 26th of oct 2008 (in both fields)
     Only one =none submission
    Discussion 1

    Knowledge transfer

    Discussion 2

    Introduction of self study


    In teams of between 4 and 6 discuss the
    following:
     Types of media analogue and digital(10 minutes)
     Report results back as a class
     click
     Types of device what type of media they are (10
    minutes)
     Report results back as a class
     click
    System Reading and Writing of data comes in 3
    flavours:
     Optical
     Solid state
     Magnetic

     Hybrid
    Magneto-Optical Drives
    What type are the following
     CD,DVD ,blue ray, Etc
     HDD (Hard Disc Drives)
     Floppy disc
     Zip/Jazz discs
     USB Storage
     Compact flash media cards

    This is not the full range of media storage devices, it is purely for example
    Devices
     Compact Disc
     Digital Versatile Disc
     Blue ray/High definition discs
    Pros Cons
     Very cheap medium  Easy to damage
    CDs/DVDs etc
     Limited storage
     Compatibility issues
    magneto-optical drive
     write magnetically
     read optically
    Pros Cons
     Large data storage  Not widely used
     Not standardised
     Expensive
    Devices
     SSD
     USB flash drives
     SmartMedia
     CompactFlash
     I-ram Drive (acts like a SATA hard drive)
     Only SATA 1 at the moment

     ETC…..
    Pros Cons
     No moving parts  Damage can occur if
     Cheap removed incorrectly
     Not affected by
     Movement
     Magnets
     Robust
    Devices
     Hard Disk drives
     Floppy Disk drives
     3.5”
    superdisk
     5”
     Zip
     Jaz
     Tape drives
    Pros Cons
     Cheap  Data can be
     Ability to store large damaged/destroyed
    amounts of data with storage magnets
    In two teams discuss the following:
     The most suitable uses for
     Magnetic storage.
     MO drive storage.
     Solid state storage.
     Optical storage.
    Decide which media would be best for the
    following and why
    1. Storing back up of coursework files for last year used for
    reference.
    2. Storing back up of current work for safety
    3. Running programs
    4. Copying 100gb of data for forensic investigation

    Email your findings to me by this Friday


    a.brown@tees.ac.uk Subject line M+S SS1
    Also keep your result it will forum part of your portfolio
    You will be presenting your findings next week
    After 1pm today you will find some extra
    resources
     These resources will support the next lectures
    Q AND A
    session

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