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Mysteries of Forensic Science FNSC2200

Available in Second Semester only (6 points)

Forensic Science is the application of scientific knowledge and understanding to help solve crimes. Today, science and forensically intelligent policing are at the forefront of crime fighting, as criminals find new ways to commit crime and cover their tracks, and scientists have to constantly develop new technologies to unravel their modus operandi.

This unit is designed to introduce the student to the crime scene and demonstrate the application of science as a crime fighting tool. Experts from all areas of science have come together to share their knowledge.

Lectures are twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays). 

Assessment

90 minute exam based on lectures worth 70%

One written assignment of 2000 - 3000 words on an area in Forensic Science that interests the student, worth 30%

All assignments must be handed in to the Centre for Forensic Science, accompanied by a completed cover sheet (available from the CFS), by the due date.

Please see regulations regarding late submission of assignments and extensions.

 

Microsoft Word Document

FNSC2200_Mysteries_of_Forensic_Science_2009.doc
Lecture timetable for FNSC2200 - Mysteries in Forensic Science (Semester 2 2009)

Updated 09 Jul 2009 13:00
Size: 81.5 kb
Adobe Portable Document Format

Final_Handbook_2009.pdf
This is a PDF file of the Student Handbook distributed during the housekeeping session.

Updated 04 Aug 2009 12:32
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