Forensic Science Course

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Forensic Science Course

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The curriculum of Forensic Science course:

The following modules are included with this Forensic Science course

Module 1: An Overview of Forensic Science

• What Is Forensic Science?
• Areas of Forensic Science

Module 2: Crime Scene Investigation

• Crime Scene Investigation
• First on the Scene
• Plan of Action
• Preliminary Survey
• Photography
• Sketch
• Chain of Custody
• Crime Scene Search and Evidence Collection
• Final Survey
• Submission of Evidence to the Laboratory
• Safety
• Sources and Forms of Dangerous Materials
• Universal Precautions
• Personal Protective Equipment

Module 3: The Nature of Evidence

• What Is Evidence?
• The Basis of Evidence: Transfer and Persistence
• Analysis of Evidence: Some Preliminary Considerations

Module 4: Pathology

• Cause and Manner of Death
• Coroners and Medical Examiners
• The Post-Mortem Examination (Autopsy)
• Laboratory Analysis

Module 5: Serology and Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

• Collection of Body Fluids
• The Major Body Fluids
• Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

Module 6: DNA Analysis

• The Nature of DNA
• Genes and the Genetic Code
• Population Genetics
• DNA Typing
• The Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
• Short Tandem Repeats (STRs)
• Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)
• Comparison of DNA Samples
• Interpretation of DNA Typing Results: Purity Issues

Module 7: Forensic Toxicology

• Forensic Pharmacology and Forensic Toxicology
• Pharmacokinetics
• Drug Actions: Pharmacodynamics
• Identification of Drugs in the Body
• Drug Testing in the Workplace
• Forensic Toxicology of Ethyl Alcohol
• Measurement of Alcohol in the Body
• Field Sobriety Testing

Module 8: Fires and Explosions

• Fire
• Conditions for a Fire
• Types of Fires
• Recognition and Collection of Fire Scene Evidence
• Analysis of Fire Scene Residue Evidence
• Analysis of Fire Scene Accelerant Residues by Gas Chromatography
• Interpretation and Association of Fire Scene Evidence
• Explosions and Explosives
• Effects of Explosions
• Types of Explosives
• High- and Low-Order Explosions
• Explosive Trains
• Analysis of Explosives

Module 9: Friction Ridge Examination

• Fingerprinting
• Collecting Prints at a Crime Scene
• Principles of Friction Ridge Analysis
• Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS)
• Identification

Module 10: Impression Evidence

• Footwear Impressions
• Tire Impression Evidence
• Serial Numbers Restoration
• Significance of Impression Evidence

Certificate of Completion

Upon successfully completing the Forensic Science course, you will receive a free PDF Certificate of Completion. This certificate will recognize your expertise in forensic science, enhancing your professional credentials and helping you stand out in the field.

Forensic Science

• Career-minded individuals interested in a career in forensic science, forensic psychology, criminal psychology or detective work
• People with an interest in science and crime
• Anyone wanting a better understanding of criminal investigations and court cases
• Fans of crime shows and detective stories who want to get ‘behind the scenes’
• Anyone seeking an intriguing and interesting insight into another aspect of the criminal justice system
• Employees or volunteers within the justice system
• Writers who want to publish a crime or detective novel or series

Forensic Science

No prior experience or qualifications are required to enrol in the Forensic Science course. This course is designed to be accessible to anyone, whether you're new to the field or looking to expand your knowledge. It provides a comprehensive introduction to forensic science, making it perfect for beginners or those seeking to formalize their understanding of the subject.

Forensic Science

• This course could inspire you to study further to pursue a fascinating career in forensic science, forensic psychology, criminal psychology, law or detective work
• Start a career within law enforcement
• Elevate your crime writing to the next level
• Start a blog or podcast about Forensics
• Write a blockbuster crime-solving TV show

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