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Forensic Chemistry

Physical and Life Sciences School of Arts and Sciences

Course Description

This course is an exploration of the basic theory and practice of commonly performed examinations on chemical evidence in forensic science. Topics covered include: principles of various chemical and instrumental separation techniques; sampling plans and uncertainty in measurements; an introduction to quality control and quality assurance concepts; principles and techniques of controlled substance examinations; principles and techniques of forensic toxicology; principles and techniques of fire debris and explosive evidence examinations; and principles and techniques of material analysis to include inks, dyes, colors, colorants and polymers.

Credit Hours (Min)

0

Credit Hours (Max)

4

Credit Hours

4

Course Prerequisites

Course Attributes

Applied Learning-Practicum (ALPR), Course Fee $100.00 (F100), Upper Level (UPPR)