About This Repository

If you are here, that means you are a student enrolled in our Cybersecurity & Computer Forensics program, or just taking some of the CFS classes for fun (I get it, they are a blast).

This repository is pretty new (development began Fall 2025 semester), and I consider it a very fluctuating and living document. It is hosted on my GitHub and utilizes MkDocs which is a static site generator designed for building project documentation. (I have plans to create a workshop for you all to do this yourself -- it would look great on a resume).

My goals behind this repository of information and resources for the CFS program are:

To cut costs for students by supplying "textbook free" courses and supplying reading material here. NOTE: Not all courses may be "textbook free" ready, please consult your instructor and syllabus at the start of the semester to identify.
To "open source" the information you learn and to make it easily accessible even after you complete a course or graduate, moving into your career.
To give myself full control over the content you learn from and to make it more interactive/visual.
To take advantage of AI which allows me to make continuous updates and iterations as trends/tech changes. This is paramount in the realm of cybersecurity and forensics and gives me the ability to do it at scale.
To have an organized, centralized repository. A "single source of truth" for your information and resources that will best aid your academic journey.

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