Thoughts and opinions about CCE cert?

I will be taking a computer forensics class this fall at a local college and one of the goals of this class is to become CCE certified. I was not familiar with this cert until I read about it in the syllabus and visited the CCE website. I just wanted some feedback from fellow IT professionals on what you think of this cert and if it is something that may be worthwhile to pursue. The syllabus states that if a student obtains this cert, the student will pass the class. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
http://www.certified-computer-examiner.com/
http://www.certified-computer-examiner.com/
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I am taking the class at a small private university. I agree, the cert seems interesting. This seems worthwhile to pursue; I just noticed it is one of the approved certs for the CISSP (to waive a year for work experience). I just hope the class doesn't kick my butt too hard.
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I'd imagine that you can only wave a single year of work-experience with any one of the certs on the list. (i.e. No combining certs and shaving off all five years' experience, for example.) Although, I can't see any specifics on if you can get one year for a degree and one year for an approved cert, or if you can only get one year off the time, period.
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Thanks, JDMurray. I wasn't 100% sure, so I didn't want to assume that's what it meant.
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