Brief Introduction
A survey of general forensicsDescription
This is a survey of general forensic science as taught in the United States of America. This is a college level course, aimed at students who wish to go on and work in crime scene investigation. This course is currently taught at various FEPAC accredited universities across the U.S. Now you have the chance to take it for yourself!
Requirements
- Requirements
- Computer with ability to play MP4 videos; speakers/headphones with sound; PDF reader
Dr. Adrienne Brundage
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