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December 2021
Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation
This scenario based course will give students a foundation in the principles and practices of crime scene investigations. By using hand-on techniques, this class is the groundwork for beginning investigators to understand the techniques required for working basic crime scenes.
Find out more »Bloodstain Pattern Analysis
This course will teach students the uses and limitations of bloodstain patterns as they relate to violent crime analysis. Lessons include comprehensive laboratory exercises in our dedicated blood spatter rooms and a workbook with relevant questions related to their findings.
Find out more »Alternate Light Source Applications
This course is designed to introduce students to the use of visible light spectrum in order to enhance organic and inorganic substances that may otherwise be overlooked in criminal investigations. Students will learn how light affects biological fluids, causing absorption, fluorescence, luminescence, and contrast with the target surface.
Find out more »January 2022
Homicide Investigations
Throughout this course, students will learn the essential processes and techniques to efficiently and successfully process a homicide. Course topics include the fundamentals of a basic death investigation, classifications of homicides, and suspect elimination. Students will also learn how to document and reconstruct homicide crime scenes.
Find out more »Crime Scene Photography
This course introduces students to the components of cameras and the science of crime scene photography. Students will learn about and practice photographic techniques involving mock crime scenes of different settings, both indoor/outdoor and in lightness/darkness.
Find out more »February 2022
Fire, Arson, and Post Blast Investigations
This course is designed to teach investigators and officers how to process fire, arson, and explosives at crime scenes. These investigations are typically influenced by dynamics uncommon to general crimes and everyday investigations.
Find out more »May 2022
Alternate Light Source Applications
This course is designed to introduce students to the use of visible light spectrum in order to enhance organic and inorganic substances that may otherwise be overlooked in criminal investigations. Students will learn how light affects biological fluids, causing absorption, fluorescence, luminescence, and contrast with the target surface.
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