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Week 1 Lesson Completion date
01.00 Introduction to Forensic Science
01.01 Do You Suffer From the "CSI effect?"
01.02 Forensic Science
01.03 The History of Forensic Science
01.04 Forensics and the Legal System
01.05 Other Forensic Sciences
01.06 Review and Critical Thinking
01.07 Lab Questions
01.08 Discussion Questions
01.09 Quiz Review
01.10 Introduction to Forensic Science
Week 2 ___________
02.00 The Crime Scene
02.01 The Crime Scene
02.02 Evidence
02.03 Recording the Scene
02.04 Searching for Evidence
02.05 Submitting Evidence
02.06 Review and Critical Thinking
02.07 Lab Questions
02.08 Discussion Questions
02.09 Quiz Review
02.10 The Crime Scene
Week 3 ____________
03.00 Physical Evidence
03.01 Physical Evidence
03.02 Types of Evidence
03.03 Comparing the Evidence
03.04 Soil and Impressions
03.05 Review and Critical Thinking
03.06 Lab Questions
03.07 Discussion Questions
03.08 Quiz Review
03.09 Physical Evidence
Week 4 _____________
04.00 Physical Evidence: Hair, Blood, and Fingerprints
04.01 Physical Evidence: Hair, Blood, and Fingerprints
04.02 Hair
04.03 Blood Evidence
04.04 Fingerprints
04.05 Review and Critical Thinking
04.06 Lab Questions
04.07 Discussion Questions
04.08 Quiz Review
04.09 Physical Evidence - Hair, Blood, and Fingerprints
04.10 Discussion-Based Assessment
04.11 Segment One Midterm
Week 5 _____________
05.00 Firearms and Tool Marks
05.01 Is It Self-Defense or Murder?
05.02 Collecting and Preserving Firearm Evidence
05.03 Gunpowder Residue Analysis
05.04 Tool Mark Analysis
05.05 Review and Critical Thinking
05.06 Lab Questions
05.07 Discussion Questions
05.08 Quiz Review
05.09 Firearms and Tool Marks
Week 6 _____________
06.00 Human Remains
06.01 Human Remains
06.02 Determining Time of Death
06.03 The Forensic Autopsy
06.04 Human Remains at the Crime Scene
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