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Deeplearningdeepfakes Coursedescription

This document provides a course description for a class on deep learning, deepfakes, and introductory forensic multimedia analysis. The course will teach students about the fundamentals of deep learning AI and its use in manipulating and creating multimedia, including the generation of deepfakes. Students will learn about techniques for detecting deepfakes as well as basic multimedia authentication analysis. The course aims to provide knowledge of principles in deep learning and forensic techniques, and help students understand how digital evidence can be manipulated and introduce authentication techniques. Topics covered include machine learning, deep neural networks, deepfakes creation, and introductory video and audio analysis.

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Deeplearningdeepfakes Coursedescription

This document provides a course description for a class on deep learning, deepfakes, and introductory forensic multimedia analysis. The course will teach students about the fundamentals of deep learning AI and its use in manipulating and creating multimedia, including the generation of deepfakes. Students will learn about techniques for detecting deepfakes as well as basic multimedia authentication analysis. The course aims to provide knowledge of principles in deep learning and forensic techniques, and help students understand how digital evidence can be manipulated and introduce authentication techniques. Topics covered include machine learning, deep neural networks, deepfakes creation, and introductory video and audio analysis.

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National Center for Media Forensics

College of Arts & Media

Campus Box 154


P.O. Box 173364 | Denver, CO 80217-3364
cam.ucdenver.edu/ncmf

Deep Learning, Deepfakes, and Introductory Forensic Multimedia Analysis

Course Description: Students learn the fundamentals of deep learning AI with special attention
on its use to manipulate and spontaneously create multimedia. Course will discuss the creation
of deepfakes, their limitations, as well as detection techniques. Basic multimedia authentication
analysis will be described and practiced.

Previous experience/formal training with digital evidence is recommended.

*Please note that some of the methods and software discussed and presented may only be
available for demonstration purposes and/or to law enforcement agencies.

Course Outcomes:

KNOWLEDGE
Students will:
• Gain new perspectives to understand:
o Principles in deep learning
o Creation and limitations in creating deepfakes
o Forensic techniques, emerging science, and limitations of the forensic expert
o Fundamental multimedia analysis
• Acquire knowledge which either enhances or is not covered in scientific literature.

SKILLS
Students will:
• Take entrance and exit exams to gauge course’s effectiveness while informing student
regarding the advancement of their knowledge.
• Understand the questions that they shall be able to answer as a forensic expert.
• Understand how digital evidence can be manipulated.
• Be introduced to techniques for forensic video/audio authentication.
• Demonstrate a familiarity with general topics related to forensic audio and video.

DISPOSITIONS
Students will:
• Gain an appreciation for issues in forensic imaging and audio.
• Be able to critically evaluate different forensic audio and image equipment, software,
and methods.
• Enhance awareness of needs and opportunities in the field of digital audio and imaging.

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Course Schedule:

1. Principles of AI and Deep Learning


1.1. Introductory Machine Learning
1.2. Deep Neural Networks
1.2.1. Autoencoders
1.2.2. Generative Adversarial Networks
1.2.3. Convolutional Neural Networks
2. Deepfakes Creation and imitations
2.1. Face Detection and Recognition
2.2. Deepfakes Faceswap
2.3. Deepvoice
2.4. Spontaneous Imagery
3. Introductory Multimedia Authentication
3.1. Video Analysis
3.1.1. Structure and Format Analysis
3.1.2. Frame Level Analysis
3.1.3. Pixel Level Analysis
3.2. Audio Analysis
3.2.1. Structure and Format Analysis
3.2.2. Lossy Compression Analysis
3.2.3. Copy-Insert (Clone) Detection

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