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FS-180
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ST:
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No Description Set
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FS-190
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Intro to Forensic Sciences Sm
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No Description Set
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FS-230
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Forensic Sciences
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Survey of scientific methods applied to the collection, analysis and preservation of physical evidence as it is used from the crime scene to the courtroom; quality assurance, ethics, professional practice.
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FS-230
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Forensic Sciences
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Survey of scientific methods applied to the collection, analysis and preservation of physical evidence as it is used from the crime scene to the courtroom; quality assurance, ethics, professional practice.
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FS-330
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Forensic Sciences
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No Description Set
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FS-333
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Physical Forensic Sciences
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No Description Set
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FS-333L
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Physical Forensic Sciences
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Laboratory exercises to analyze various forms of physical evidence. Explores the underlying theory, protocols, and relevance for the examination and interpretation of physical evidence.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, FS 230 or CJ 220
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FS-335
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Forensic Entomology
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No Description Set
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FS-335L
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Forensic Entomology Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-340
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Crime Scene Investigation
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Introduction to techniques of crime scene investigation. Emphasis will be on search techniques, scene diagramming, photography, proper documentation, recover and preservation of different categories of evidence. Aspects of chain of custody of materia...
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FS-340L
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Crime Scene Investigation Laboratory
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Laboratory and field exercises to provide experience in crime scene search and processing, recognition, collection and preservation of different categories of evidence. Applications of photography to scene documentation. Use of proper personal safety...
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FS-350
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Forensic Photography
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No Description Set
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FS-350L
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Forensic Photography Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-355
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Homicide: Classifica & Invest
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No Description Set
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FS-360
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Survey Meth Analysis Explosive
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No Description Set
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FS-380
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ST:
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No Description Set
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FS-380L
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ST:
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No Description Set
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FS-430
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Forensic Chemistry
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This course introduces the application of analytical chemistry to forensic science. A focus will be placed on obtaining analytical results through sample preparation, instrumental analysis, data quality, and data interpretation in various forensic ch...
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FS-430L
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Forensic Chemistry Laboratory
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Laboratory exercises will concentrate on techniques and forensic methodologies for qualitative and quantitative analysis of chemical evidence.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, CH 324, CH 324L, CH 334, CH 334L
Co-requisite: FS 430
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FS-434
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Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
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No Description Set
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FS-434L
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Bloodstain Pattern Analysis L
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No Description Set
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FS-440
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Detection & Recovery of Remain
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No Description Set
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FS-440L
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Detection & Recovery Remains L
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No Description Set
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FS-442
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Fingerprint Analysis
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Course was not among the approved
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FS-442L
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Fingerprint Analysis Lab
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Course was not among the approved
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FS-444
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Forensic Biology
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A scientific examination of biological evidence. Includes examining the scientific basis of many types of biological evidence, applying scientific methods to and interpretation of biological evidence.
Prerequisites: EN-102, COM-101, BC/BI-307, CH-204...
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FS-444L
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Forensic Biology Laboratory
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No Description Set
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FS-450
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Forensic Anthropology
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This course is an introduction to the techniques of anthropology, archaeology, osteology and anthropometry as applied to forensic problems. Techniques covered will include those involved in determination of the individual’s age at death, sex, height...
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FS-455
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Medicolegal Death Investigatn
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Covers the operations of medicolegal death investigation including field and morgue duties, relationships with law enforcement, hospitals, emergency services, and health systems. Students will be responsible for learning medical terminology, common m...
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FS-460
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Forensic Taphonomy
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Processes associated with the decomposition and preservation of organic materials with an emphasis placed on human remains.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, CH 323, CH 323L
Co-requisite: FS 460L
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FS-460L
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Forensic Taphonomy Laboratory
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Quantitative and qualitative methods for investigating decomposition and its application in medicolegal death investigation. Materials intensive fee applies.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101
Co-requisite: FS 460
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FS-470
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Crime Scene Reconstruction
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No Description Set
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FS-487
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Internship
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Field work experience in an approved criminal justice agency. A minimum of 45 clock hours of work experience per credit hour is required. In addition to the field work, the student will be required to write a paper, be evaluated by the agency, and co...
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FS-490
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Senior Seminar
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Discussion and presentation of current issues in forensic science. One oral presentation by each participant required. Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, FS 340, FS 340L
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FS-491
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Professional Skills
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Introduces professional practices and expectations for the forensic scientist. Includes discussion of employment preparation, leadership, professional organization, ethics, certification, accreditation, and research skills including data generation,...
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FS-530
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Forensic Sciences
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No Description Set
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FS-533
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Physical Forensic Sciences
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No Description Set
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FS-540
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Crime Scene Investigation
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No Description Set
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FS-540L
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Crime Scene Investigation Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-544
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Forensic Biology
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No Description Set
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FS-544L
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Forensic Biology Laboratory
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No Description Set
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FS-550
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Forensic Photography
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No Description Set
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FS-550L
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Forensic Photography Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-555
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Survey Analysis Explosive
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No Description Set
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FS-560
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Homicide:classification/Invest
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No Description Set
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FS-575
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Contemp Issues in CJ
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No Description Set
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FS-590
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Forensic Science Seminar
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No Description Set
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FS-600
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Forensic Sciences I
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A survey of the forensic sciences focusing on the legal system, professional and ethical conduct, pattern evidence, crime scene investigation, and medicolegal death investigation. Includes the management of human, technological and informational reso...
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FS-601
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Forensic Sciences II
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A survey of the forensic sciences focusing on biological and chemical evidence. Includes the management of human, technological, and informational resources.
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FS-620
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Laboratory Management
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Examines organization and role of the manager, leadership and communications, problem solving, decision-making and time management. Also includes manager’s function in training, research and development, case prioritization, evaluation, budgeting, pl...
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FS-625
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Trace Evidence
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No Description Set
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FS-625L
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Trace Evidence Laboratory
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No Description Set
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FS-630
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Forensic Chemistry
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No Description Set
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FS-630L
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Forensic Chemistry Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-632
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Evidence Strategies Against Ex
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No Description Set
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FS-634
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Bloodstain & Pattern Analysis
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No Description Set
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FS-634L
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Bloodstain&Pattern Analys Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-635
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Forensic Entomology
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No Description Set
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FS-635L
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Forensic Entomology Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-638
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Firearms, Tool Marks & Ballist
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No Description Set
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FS-638L
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Firearms, TM&Ballistics Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-640
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Det & Recovery Human Remains
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No Description Set
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FS-641L
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Criminalistics Laboratory
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No Description Set
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FS-642
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Fingerprint Analysis
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No Description Set
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FS-642L
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Fingerprint Analysis Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-645
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Advanced Forensic Photography
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No Description Set
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FS-645L
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Adv Forensic Photography Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-650
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Forensic Anthropology
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This course will provide students with the skills to develop a biological profile on examination of human remains. The biological profile includes age at death, ancestry, sex, stature, trauma, dental and skeletal x-rays, basics of bone remodeling (he...
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FS-655
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Medical Examiner Investigation
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No Description Set
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FS-660
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Forensic Taphonomy
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No Description Set
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FS-660L
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Forensic Taphonomy Lab
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No Description Set
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FS-670
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Crime Scene Reconstruction
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No Description Set
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FS-675
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Mgt of Chem Inst & Analysis
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Introduction to the application of analytical instruments commonly employed in forensic science and criminalistics with a focus on managing instrument performance, quality assurance, data collection and treatment, calibration methods, and sample prep...
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FS-680
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St:
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No Description Set
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FS-680L
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ST:
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No Description Set
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FS-700
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Graduate Prospectus
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No Description Set
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FS-790
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Forensic Sciences Grad Seminar
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No Description Set
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FS-798
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Graduate Thesis
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No Description Set
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FS-799
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Directed Studies
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No Description Set
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FS-FS
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Survey Analysis Explosive
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No Description Set
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FS230
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Forensic Sciences
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Survey of scientific methods applied to the collection, analysis and preservation of physical evidence as it is used from the crime scene to the courtroom; quality assurance, ethics, professional practice.
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FS233L
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Physical Evidence Laboratory
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Laboratory exercises to analyze various forms of physical evidence. Explores the underlying theory, protocols, and relevance for the examination and interpretation of physical evidence. Prerequisites: FS 230 or CJ 220.
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FS233L
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Physical Evidence Laboratory
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Laboratory exercises to analyze various forms of physical evidence. Explores the underlying theory, protocols, and relevance for the examination and interpretation of physical evidence. Prerequisites: FS 230 or CJ 220.
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FS333L
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Physical Forensic Sciences
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Laboratory exercises to analyze various forms of physical evidence. Explores the underlying theory, protocols, and relevance for the examination and interpretation of physical evidence. Prerequisites: FS 230 or CJ 220.
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FS340
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Crime Scene Investigation
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Introduction to techniques of crime scene investigation. Emphasis will be on search techniques, scene diagramming, photography, proper documentation, recover and preservation of different categories of evidence. Aspects of chain of custody of materia...
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FS340L
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Crime Scene Investigation Lab
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Laboratory and field exercises to provide experience in crime scene search and processing, recognition, collection and preservation of different categories of evidence. Applications of photography to scene documentation. Use of proper personal safety...
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FS430
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Forensic Chemistry
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This course introduces the application of analytical chemistry to forensic science. A focus will be placed on obtaining analytical results through sample preparation, instrumental analysis, data quality, and data interpretation in various forensic ch...
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FS430L
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Forensic Chemistry Laboratory
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Laboratory exercises will concentrate on techniques and forensic methodologies for qualitative and quantitative analysis of chemical evidence. Prerequisites: CH 324/L and CH 334/L. Concurrent registration in FS 430 required.
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FS444
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Forensic Biology
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A scientific examination of biological evidence. Includes examining the scientific basis of many types of biological evidence, applying scientific methods to and interpretation of biological evidence. Prerequisite(s): FS 333L
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FS450
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Forensic Anthropology
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This course is an introduction to the techniques of anthropology, archaeology, osteology and anthropometry as applied to forensic problems. Techniques covered will include those involved in determination of the individual's age at death, sex, he...
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FS455
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Medicolegal Death Investigation
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Covers the operations of medicolegal death investigation including field and morgue duties, relationships with law enforcement, hospitals, emergency services, and health systems. Students will be responsible for learning medical terminology, com...
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FS460
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Forensic Taphonomy
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Processes associated with the decomposition and preservation of organic materials with an emphasis placed on human remains. Prerequisites: CH 323/L. Concurrent registration in FS 460L required. Offered in the spring semester.
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FS460L
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Forensic Taphonomy Lab
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Quantitative and qualitative methods for investigating decomposition and its application in medicolegal death investigation. Concurrent registration in FS 460 required. Materials intensive fee applies. Offered in the spring semester.
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FS471
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Forensic Reconstruction
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Survey of scientific methods applied to reconstruct cases or cold cases based on physical evidence and the information obtained during the investigation.
Prerequisites: EN-102, COM-101, FS-340, FS-455, and Senior Standing
Co-requisite: FS-471L
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FS471L
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Forensic Reconstruction Lab
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Survey of scientific techniques applied to reconstruct cases or cold cases based on physical evidence and the information obtained during the investigation, to generate conclusions scientifically.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, FS 340, FS 455, and S...
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FS480
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Forensic Reconstruction
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This course introduces the application of analytical chemistry to forensic science. A focus will be placed on obtaining analytical results through sample preparation, instrumental analysis, data quality, and data interpretation in various forensic ch...
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FS480L
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Forensic Reconstruction Laboratory
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Laboratory exercises will concentrate on techniques and forensic methodologies for qualitative and quantitative analysis of chemical evidence. Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, CH 324, CH 324L, CH 334, CH 334L and Co-requisite: FS 430
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FS487
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Internship
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Field work experience in an approved criminal justice agency. A minimum of 45 clock hours of work experience per credit hour is required. In addition to the field work, the student will be required to write a paper, be evaluated by the agency, and co...
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FS490
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Senior Seminar
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Discussion and presentation of current issues in forensic science. One oral presentation by each participant required. Prerequisites: FS 340/L.
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FS491
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Professional Skills for Forensic Scienti
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Introduces professional practices and expectations for the forensic scientist. Includes discussion of employment preparation, leadership, professional organization, ethics, certification, accreditation, and research skills including data generation,...
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FS492
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Forensic Courtroom Testimony
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Skills to prepare for expert witness testimony and issues that may arise during testimony. Emphasis will be on articulation; courtroom procedures; and preparing your case file and presentation for trial. Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, FS 340, FS 455...
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FS492
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Forensic Courtroom Testimony
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Skills to prepare for expert witness testimony and issues that may arise during testimony. Emphasis will be on articulation; courtroom procedures; and preparing your case file and presentation for trial. Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, FS 340, FS 455...
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FS600
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Forensic Sciences I
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A survey of the forensic sciences focusing on the legal system, professional and ethical conduct, pattern evidence, crime scene investigation, and medicolegal death investigation. Includes the management of human, technological and informational reso...
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FS601
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Forensic Sciences II
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A survey of the forensic sciences focusing on biological and chemical evidence. Includes the management of human, technological, and informational resources.
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