Forensic Science AAS
Upon completion of the degree students will be able to photograph crime scene evidence, collect, examine, compare and identify fingerprints, collect blood, trace and fiber evidence, cast shoeprint impressions and assist in identifying deceased individuals. The program will prepare students for career paths in criminal justice including detective, deputy sheriff, criminal investigator, crime scene photographer or crime scene technician. Program Educational Outcomes Upon completion the graduate is prepared to: 1. Explain the fundamental concepts of chemistry and biology as these relate to forensic investigations.
Courses
- CRJ 101 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
- ENG 101
- ENG 105 — prerequisites. INS 250 Western Thought and Culture I
- SSC 100 — Public Service and Social Sciences Seminar
- CRJ 250 — Criminalistics
- COM 100 — . COM 205 Intercultural Communication
- CRJ 23
- CRJ 201 — Civil Liberties
- CRJ 275 — Crime Scene Management
- CRJ 227 — Crime Scene Photography