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  • FSCI 3600: Forensic Anthropology I

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): ZOOL 1090, or ZOOL 2320 and ZOOL 2325, University Advanced Standing. Provides instruction on the study of human bones and their remains as physical evidence in criminal investigations. Teaches the importance of dentition in determining an age estimate of human remains. Identifies the differences among the sexes, whether the remains are human or nonhuman, and what is of forensic significance. Explains crime scene methodology and clinical applications in Forensic Anthropology. Teaches problem solving and analytical thinking in order to develop a biological profile based on population-specific data and standards. Investigates different pathological conditions and variables which must be taken into consideration when determining the cause of death.
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  • FSCI 3700: Fingerprint Processing

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Teaches professional conduct in fingerprint processing. Explains the differences in latent fingerprints as they relate to the physical condition in which they are found. Describes and utilizes the equipment needed for fingerprint development, lifting, and comparison.. Course fee of $143 for materials applies.. Lab access fee of $15 applies.
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  • FSCI 3720: Fingerprint Examination

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Presents the history of fingerprint examination. Teaches recent technical advances in fingerprint development and examination. Describes the theory and make-up of fingerprints, palm prints, and footprints. Explores charting and comparison techniques. Teaches criteria used to determine successful identification versus non-identification.. Lab access fee of $15 for computers applies.. Course fee of $30 materials applies.
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  • FSCI 3780: Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Teaches the basics of handling blood evidence typically encountered at a crime scene. Explains terminology and the techniques of documentation as it relates to the analysis of bloodstain patterns. Presents the physical properties of blood as they apply to forensic investigation. Identifies characteristic patterns and computer applications to interpret the impact patterns of spattered blood. Illustrates the concepts of motion, directionality, area of convergence, and the area of origin of impact bloodstain patterns. Teaches traditional and modern techniques in crime scene reconstruction for documenting and reconstructing the crime scene. Describes guidelines for presenting bloodstain evidence at trial.. Course lab fee of $75 for materials applies.. Lab access fee of $15 applies.
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  • FSCI 3820: Crime Scene Investigation Techniques I WE

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Explains the fundamental goals of crime scene investigation and the importance of physical evidence. Teaches fundamental crime scene documentation skills including note taking, sketching, and photography. Teaches evidence identification, collection, and packaging procedures. Provides experience in evidence identification, documentation, collection, and packaging procedures.. Course Lab fee of $145 applies
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  • FSCI 3830: Crime Scene Investigation Techniques II WE

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): FSCI 3820, Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Pre- or Corequisite(s): FSCI 3780. Teaches computer-based crime scene measurement and diagram tools utilized to properly document crime scenes including clandestine human graves, scattered human remains, and under water, fire, and arson scenes. Provides instruction in proper approach, documentation, and analysis of complex crimes scenes. Teaches crime scene reconstruction techniques in bloodstain patterns and shooting incident scenes.. Course fee of $155 for materials applies.. Course fee of $30 applies.
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  • FSCI 3850: Marijuana Identification Certificate

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Teaches the botanical and chemical methodology required for the legal identification of marijuana. Explains the microscopic morphological features of the plant material. Describes thin layer chromatography to detect hallucinogenic chemicals. Teaches the Duquenois-Levine Test to detect the cannabinoid family of chemicals and how to recognize false-positive results. Teaches the methodology to detect marijuana residues in charred debris. Explains data interpretation used for writing a marijuana analysis report to present in criminal proceedings.. Course fee of $155 for materials applies.. Lab access fee of $15 applies.
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  • FSCI 3860: Forensic Microscopy

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Lays the foundation of forensic microscopy. Describes the major variants and functions of the compound microscope including the stereo, polarized light and comparison varieties. Establishes acceptable performance criteria and image quality as it relates to compromises among resolution, magnification, and visibility. Presents the use of specialized contrast enhancement methods and illumination techniques. Explains the theory and use of the polarized light microscope in the examination of crystalline materials. Describes the use of the microscope as a quantitative measuring tool. Introduces instrument systems calibration methods for both the microscope as well as imaging software. Describes the collection and examination of micro-traces and the use of micro-trace catalogs.. Lab access fee of $15 for computers applies.. Course fee of $152 for materials applies.
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  • FSCI 3880: Forensic Experts/Professional Practices and the Legal System

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Explores the legal environment pertaining to forensic expert witnessing. Teaches the litigation process and aspects of courtroom testimony. Discusses forensic expert qualifications, ethics and credibility. Teaches the processes and importance of training, certification, periodic proficiency testing and review. Evaluates the role of professional organizations within forensic science. Examines national guidelines and reports affecting the practice, methodology and scientific validity within forensic disciplines.
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  • FSCI 4000: Firearms Examination

    3.00 Credits
    Utah Valley University

    Prerequisite(s): Accepted into BS Forensic Science Program and University Advanced Standing. Identifies modern firearms and ammunition while teaching how they operate and are manufactured. Explains how to collect, preserve, transport, and safely handle firearms and ammunition. Discusses the procedures of firing and the recovery of test bullets. Teaches the procedures of serial number restoration, gun shot residue tests, distance determinations, microscopic and chemical examinations. Includes how to interpret data, write reports of findings, and present results in a court of law.. Course fee of $65 applies.. Lab access fee of $15 applies.
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