Module #1 Introduction to Forensic Science Overview of forensic science, its applications, and importance in criminal investigations
Module #2 Crime Scene Investigation Fundamentals Principles and best practices for securing and processing a crime scene
Module #3 Types of Forensic Evidence Overview of different types of forensic evidence, including physical, biological, and digital evidence
Module #4 Evidence Collection Techniques Hands-on training on evidence collection methods, including swabbing, lifting, and packaging
Module #5 Chain of Custody and Evidence Handling Importance of maintaining a secure chain of custody and proper handling of evidence
Module #6 Fingerprint Evidence Analysis and comparison of fingerprint evidence, including latent prints and print development techniques
Module #7 DNA Evidence Collection, analysis, and interpretation of DNA evidence, including DNA profiling and typing
Module #8 Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Interpretation of bloodstain patterns to reconstruct crime scenes and determine events
Module #9 Trace Evidence Analysis of trace evidence, including fibers, hair, and other small particles
Module #10 Digital Evidence Collection, analysis, and interpretation of digital evidence, including computer forensics and mobile device analysis
Module #11 Firearm and Toolmark Evidence Analysis of firearm and toolmark evidence, including bullet trajectory and firearm identification
Module #12 Questioned Documents Examination and analysis of questioned documents, including handwriting, typewriting, and printing
Module #13 Impression Evidence Analysis of impression evidence, including footprints, tire tracks, and other marks
Module #14 Arson and Explosive Evidence Investigation and analysis of arson and explosive evidence, including accelerants and residue
Module #15 Toxicology and Drug Analysis Screening, confirmation, and quantitation of drugs and toxins in biological samples
Module #16 Forensic Entomology Application of entomology in forensic science, including estimation of post-mortem interval
Module #17 Forensic Anthropology Application of anthropology in forensic science, including human identification and trauma analysis
Module #18 Forensic Odontology Application of dentistry in forensic science, including human identification and bite mark analysis
Module #19 Crime Scene Photography and Videography Best practices for documenting crime scenes using photography and videography
Module #20 Evidence Submission and Laboratory Analysis Procedures for submitting evidence to forensic laboratories and understanding laboratory analysis reports
Module #21 Expert Testimony and Courtroom Procedures Preparation and presentation of forensic evidence in court, including expert testimony and admissibility
Module #22 Quality Assurance and Quality Control Importance of quality assurance and quality control in forensic science, including accreditation and certification
Module #23 Ethics in Forensic Science Ethical considerations and professional responsibilities in forensic science, including bias and conflicts of interest
Module #24 Case Studies in Forensic Evidence Collection and Analysis Real-world examples of forensic evidence collection and analysis, including successes and challenges
Module #25 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in Forensic Evidence Collection and Analysis career
