Forensic Sciences: Arson, Explosives, Firearms and Toolmarks Investigation, MS
Requirements for Students Matriculating in or before Academic Year 2024-2025. Learn more about Graduate College Academic Regulation 7.0.
Total Hours: 32
Code | Title | Hours |
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Required Courses | ||
FRNS 5063 | Ethical Research and Scientific Writing | 3 |
FRNS 5613 | Criminalistics and Evidence Analysis | 3 |
or FRNS 5013 | Survey of Forensic Sciences | |
FRNS 5653 | The Law and Expert Evidence | 3 |
Hours Subtotal | 9 | |
Electives | ||
Select 23 hours of the following: | 23 | |
Survey of Forensic Sciences | ||
or FRNS 5613 | Criminalistics and Evidence Analysis | |
Quality Assurance in Forensic Science | ||
Ethics in Forensic Leadership | ||
Internship in Forensic Sciences | ||
Scientific Writing and Presentation Skills | ||
The Chemistry of Pyrotechnics | ||
Essential Science for Explosive Operators | ||
Fire Dynamics in Forensic Investigations | ||
Ordnance Identification and Recognition | ||
Methods in Fire and Explosion Investigation NFPA 921/1033 | ||
Explosives Research, Testing and Evaluation Methods | ||
Computer Fire Modeling | ||
Molecular Biology for the Forensic Scientist | ||
Forensic Threat Assessment and Management | ||
Forensic Chemistry | ||
Forensic Investigation of Clandestine Laboratories | ||
Forensic Investigations Involving Radiological/Nuclear Materials | ||
Forensic Investigations of Chemical/Biological Incidents | ||
Forensic Pathology and Medicine | ||
Blast Injuries and Effects | ||
Interdisciplinary Post Blast Investigation | ||
Fingerprints and Their Role in Forensic Science | ||
Blood Stain and Pattern Analysis | ||
Forensic Crime Scene Processing | ||
Forensic Bioscience | ||
Forensic Toxicology | ||
Advanced Forensic Toxicology | ||
Introduction to Forensic Crime Analysis | ||
Theories in Forensic Crime Analysis | ||
Policing Strategies in Forensic Crime Analysis | ||
Data and Statistics in Forensic Crime Analysis | ||
Law and Expert Evidence: Firearms and Toolmarks | ||
Destructive Devices/Explosives: Law and Regulations | ||
Intelligence for Forensic Investigators | ||
Digital and Multimedia Evidence for Investigators | ||
Battlefield Forensics and the Global War on Terror | ||
Forensic Psychology | ||
Advanced Forensic Psychology | ||
Forensic Victimology | ||
Forensic Science Seminar | ||
Criminal Behavioral Analysis | ||
Circuit Exploitation of Destructive Devices | ||
Building Construction and Fire/Explosion Forensic Examination | ||
Forensic Examination of Fire Protection Systems | ||
Identification of Destructive Device Fuzing Systems | ||
Electrical Theory and Failure Analysis in Forensic Fire Investigations | ||
Firearms and Toolmarks | ||
History of Firearm Identification | ||
Admissibility of Firearm Identification | ||
Forensic Management and Organizational Development | ||
Forensic Statistics | ||
Directed Readings in Forensic Sciences | ||
Non-Thesis Creative Component in Forensic Sciences | ||
Special Topics in Forensic Sciences | ||
Advanced Energetic Materials Chemistry and Engineering | ||
Advanced Fire Dynamics | ||
Advanced Interdisciplinary Post Blast Investigation | ||
Advanced Computer Fire Modeling | ||
Threat Assessment and Management of Violent Extremism | ||
Threat Assessment and Management of Workplace Violence | ||
Threat Assessment and Management of Violence in Schools | ||
Threat Assessment and Management of Stalking | ||
Case Studies in Forensic Science | ||
Advanced Blast Injuries and Effects | ||
Network Forensics | ||
Mobile Device Forensics | ||
Computer Forensics, Extractions and Analysis | ||
Juvenile Issues in Forensic Sciences | ||
Critical Readings in Forensic Sciences | ||
Advanced Identification of Destructive Device Fuzing Systems | ||
Advanced Destructive Device Circuit Exploitation | ||
Advanced Electrical Theory and Failure Analysis in Forensic Fire Investigations | ||
Advanced Forensic Examination of Firearms | ||
Advanced Toolmark Examination and Identification | ||
RCIED - Advanced Analysis and Mitigation | ||
Shooting Reconstruction for Examiners | ||
Advanced Special Topics in Forensic Sciences | ||
Hours Subtotal | 23 | |
Other FRNS courses not listed may be used as electives with departmental permission. | ||
Total Hours | 32 |
Other Forensic Sciences: Arson and Explosives Investigation Requirements
- Creative Component
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