Estimated Tuition
$550.00
About the Course
Biological aspects of physical evidence, including chemistry, toxicology, DNA and other trace evidence. Fiber, glass, firearm and tool marks, and paint. Handling of evidence used in chemical analysis and laboratory techniques in gas chromatography, infrared analysis and spectroscopy.
- Learn the organization and capabilities of the forensic science laboratory, including what can be done, what is usually done, and what cannot be done.
- Examine the biological aspects of physical evidence through hands-on techniques.
- Discover examination techniques in gas chromatography, infrared analysis, and spectroscopy.
- Conduct forensic analysis of evidence, including fiber, glass, firearm and tool marks, and paint.
- Explore the role of the crime scene investigator in collecting evidence, supplying comparison, and elimination standards.