CJS-2035 Forensic Science
This course will introduce the student to the role of the forensic examiner in the identification, collection, scientific analysis, and court presentation of evidence gathered during the criminal investigation. The student will become familiar with the many applications of science to law, such as: physical fibers; drugs; forensic toxicology; serology; DNA; fingerprints; and forensic science and the internet. The classroom will be supported by hands-on laboratory work which will enhance class lectures and discussions. Requirements: Sophomore Standing and Criminal Justice Major or Criminal Justice Concentration - Other students may enroll in this course when seats are available and with the approval of the Criminal Justice Program Coordinator.
Prerequisite
Complete CJS-1001 with a minimum grade of D-.