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Forensic Science I

$800.00

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Take a new look at forensics through the lens of some of the world’s most famous and intriguing crime cases.

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Description

Take a new look at forensics through the lens of some of the world’s most famous and intriguing crime cases. This course examines the latest forensic techniques and innovations used to solve crimes. It also focuses on basic scientific principles and laboratory processes used in the field, such as DNA testing, presumptive tests, and material analysis. Investigative experiences for students include electrophoresis and evidence analysis techniques such as fingerprinting, blood typing, and fiber analysis. Students also study crime scene investigation (CSI) and evidence collection using mock crime scenes.Notes: (1) Requires purchase of a full year. (2) Case studies in forensic science examines evidence that may be sensitive to some students.

Prerequisite: Biology (recommended)Customer-Provided Required Materials: Three pens of the same color ink and water-solubleSlow absorbing paper towels or coffee filtersCollecting bags (Ziploc bags or envelopes)Styrofoam plates or soft cookies or breadGraphite pencils (most common)Three pieces of clothing or clothFour glasses or clear plastic cupsWhite paper (avoid card stock)Magnifying glass, if availablePermanent markerGloves, if possibleScissorsRulerWaterPencilTapeOptional: Camera

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