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Complete Digital Forensics Session G – Professional Forensic Reporting

After Session F, transform your Operation Akwaaba investigation into a professional forensic report with evidence references, quality review, and PDF/DOCX exports.

Last reviewed: 28 August 2026

Before you begin

  • Your institution has enabled Domain Laboratories.
  • You have an active Academic Enrolment on the Course Offering.
  • Teaching staff have attached and enabled the Digital Forensics Laboratory.
  • You have completed Sessions A–F for the same laboratory, including Evidence Correlation.

Open Session G

  1. Open My Learning and enter the Course Offering Learning Experience.
  2. Open Laboratories and launch Digital Forensics Laboratory.
  3. On the Digital Forensics hub, confirm Session F shows Completed.
  4. Select Continue Session (or Resume Report / Review Session G).

Build the professional report

  1. Open Report builder and select Generate report outline so sections are seeded from Sessions A–F.
  2. Work through each section (Case Overview through Limitations). Save each section after you refine the draft.
  3. Insert evidence references (evidence items, timeline events, findings, bookmarks, case notes, custody, acquisition plans) so conclusions stay traceable. Use Copy on a reference string when you need it in section text. After each step (or on reload), you return to the section you need next.
  4. Run Quality review and follow the educational guidance for missing sections, weak conclusions, or unreferenced evidence.
  5. Open Exports, generate the professional report (PDF and DOCX), then Submit report for lecturer review.
  6. Open Case file, select Mark case file updated, then Complete Session G.
  7. Download the Completion certificate if you need a laboratory completion record.

Notes

  • This session prepares a professional report for academic assessment and practice. It is not a court filing and does not use electronic signatures.
  • Prior session evidence is never overwritten; Session G only appends report artefacts to your case file.
  • Grade release is a future assessment integration — lecturers can preview and provide feedback without changing assessment architecture.