This folder contains reusable context material for ARIA: AI-Assisted Forensic Investigation Game, a project developed for the Computer Forensics course.
The notes explain why the game exists, what problem it addresses, how the investigation is structured, which forensic concepts it teaches, and how the current implementation works. They are designed as a project knowledge base rather than presentation-only copy.
presentation/
README.md
docs/
00_project_context.md
01_problem_statement.md
02_proposed_solution.md
03_gameplay_and_user_journey.md
04_forensic_scenario.md
05_ai_hallucination_model.md
06_learning_outcomes.md
07_technical_implementation.md
08_evaluation_and_results.md
09_context_map.md
10_project_runbook.md
The files in docs/ are ordered to form a complete context package for the project.
They can be used to understand or maintain:
- The project identity, scope, and source-of-truth boundaries.
- The educational problem and design requirements.
- The proposed serious-game solution.
- The player journey and assessment loop.
- The forensic scenario, evidence files, and cross-evidence links.
- The AI hallucination model and claim-validation rules.
- The learning outcomes and professional mindset.
- The technical implementation and data layout.
- The current status, limitations, and future work.
- The practical runbook for local development, public deployment, and scenario updates.
Operational setup, assessment, and deployment details remain in the root docs/ folder.