This course provides the beginning student with an overview of the forensic sciences, including exposure to the rules of evidence, evidence collection and handling, expert witness testimony and an introduction to the various sub-disciplines that fall under the umbrella of the forensic sciences. The course is open to undergraduates as an elective.

This course serves as a comprehensive review of all aspects of evidence collection and preservation.

This course is an introduction to classical and modern forensic science laboratory techniques.

This course will focus on criminal and civil cases as well as forensic science literature research. Students will conduct forensic science research, including case reviews, searches for forensic literature, and analysis of trial testimony.

This is a new course, with 3 hrs. lecture. This course is an examination of current issues in forensic sciences as they relate to the administration of justice. Special topic course offerings vary from semester. 3 hours per week.

This course provides a thorough examination into Forensic Science Policies and Management. It also offers a critical insight into the implementation of sustainable policies that will be beneficial in crisis management.

This course presents an overview into the overall quality and accreditation requirements required in forensic science disciplines such forensic science laboratories, products, and forensic science personnel and law enforcements practitioners.

This course will provide students with the applicable skills and knowledge to effectively analyze root cause analysis and implement appropriate actions during a crisis management.

This course provides the familiarization of related International Standards Organization (ISO) accreditation requirements designed to ensure reliable processes and methods in the forensic science disciplines.

This course provides an introduction to statistical analysis techniques that are commonly employed in forensic science data analysis. This course will provide students with best practices for the collection and han