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WHDL - 00020740
Submitted to the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science.
The Cyber Forensics Course at Northwest Nazarene University presents a murder mystery situation for students to investigate. Students must determine who the perpetrator is by using the information given and the tools necessary for proper examination within legal guidelines. While educational, the mystery itself is a simplistic scenario that includes emails and texts. The goal of this project is to improve the state of the current scenario by adding new material as evidence for students to sift through and analyze. The main bulk of this project was to examine different generative image models that could produce realistic human individuals and represent the characters. The second part of this project was exploring other generative models developed by multiple parties that could create images for background data. The third part was combining audio recordings that were generated from a deep learning machine, created by Eleven Labs, to produce fake phone call discussions and/or recorded messages. The three highlighted objectives were achieved with future refinement needed on the results.
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