Criminal Justice (BSCJ): Specialization in Forensic Science

Process a crime scene, including collection, preservation and analysis of evidence; developing and lifting fingerprints; and blood-spatter interpretation; and then write a narrative and scene description
Define forensic science, postmortem interval, body changes, relevant medical history, traumatic injury, postmortem lab tests and features of death-scene investigations
Define the roles and responsibilities of a forensic psychologist and their relationship with law-enforcement officials
Use the techniques of criminal investigation, including criminal profiling, psychological autopsies, hypnosis and lie detection
Define and understand computer crimes and investigation, including the use of incidence-response tools, wireless network analysis and tool testing, and analytical methodologies
Apply forensic computer knowledge pertaining to data modeling, data-definition language, data-manipulation language, operating systems and networking knowledge to solve crimes