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Biomedical &
Pharmaceutical Sciences 101 - Criminal Investigation:
Scientific Evidence I - 4 credits
Theory and practice of
crime scene investigation employing the modern techniques of
crime scene preservation, crime scene search and the collection,
preservation and transmission of physical evidence. Emphasis on
photography, the development, lifting and classification of
latent fingerprints and report writing.
Syllabus
101 Weekly Reminders
| 9/18 |
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Lab Safety Quiz
Photography Quiz
Bring all photography equipment
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| 9/25 |
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QUIZ
Photography-F-stops, Shutter Speeds, and Digital File Formats
Latent Prints-History
****Bring Magnifying Glass and Photo Equipment*****
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| 10/2 |
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Fingerprints:
*Bring magnifiers
*Bring homework
Photography:
*Quiz on motion and depth of field
*Bring video cameras
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| 10/9 |
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*Class meets in Providence this week*
*Class starts at 10:00am*
Bring: photography equipment
fingerprint processing kits
Class for this week, Friday, October 9, 2009 will be held at the Bucklin Street Garage in Providence.
The garage is located just north of Providence's West End Community Center, located at 109 Bucklin Street, and Buckiln Park. The entrance to the garage facility is on the west side of the building on Dexter Street, where the practice training tower is located.
Click here to view the map
Click Number 2 on the map and zoom in. Click on Bird's eye view to see the park and garage to the north of the park.
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| 10/16 |
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*Bring all photograph equipment*
**Be prepared to take accident photos outside rain or shine**
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| 10/30 |
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**Latent Print Quiz**
**Bring all photo equipment**
**Bring an "L" shaped ruler**
**Bring 30 foot tape measure**
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| 11/6 |
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**Trace Evidence Quiz**
**Guest Speaker at 1:00pm- Stacey Veroni, Assistant General and Chief of the Rhode Island Attorney General's Department Criminal Division** |
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Biomedical &
Pharmaceutical Sciences 102 - Criminal Investigation:
Scientific Evidence II - 4 credits
Specialized techniques
of crime scene investigation including firearms, arson, sexual
assault and homicide. Examination of physical evidence such as
firearms, bloodstains, glass and other trace evidence. Use of
digital photography, computer software, alternate light sources,
fluorescent powders and other chemical fingerprint techniques.
Fingerprint comparisons. Court presentation.
Syllabus
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