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Crime Scene Management - Certificate
Graduation Checksheet (MS Word) Learn how to handle a crime scene with courses in forensics; identification, documentation, and processing of evidence; justice administration and more. Courses meet certification requirements of the International Association for Identification as a Crime Scene Technician/Analyst, Levels I-III. Complete this program by taking classes exclusively on weekdays, exclusively on evenings/weekends, or in a combination of day, evening and weekend classes. What can I do with this certificate?
Career options: Become a crime scene technician/analyst. Academic options: Apply your AJS courses toward an associate degree in Administration of Justice. Locations: Community Campus Department/Contact Information: Division Dean/Lead Faculty: 206-6350 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS | Course # | Course Title | Credits | | Required Core Courses | | CHM 128/128LB/IN | Forensic Chemistry | 4 | | CSM 100 | Introduction to Photographic Equipment and Procedures | 1 | | CSM 101 | Criminalistics | 2 | | CSM 102 | Crime Scene Photography | 1 | | CSM 103 | Latent Processing | 0.5 | | CSM 104 | Fingerprint Identification | 3 | | CSM 105 | Blood Pattern Documentation | 0.5 | | CSM 106 | Ballistics | 0.5 | | CSM 107 | Courtroom Testimony and Report Writing | 0.5 | | Subtotal | 13 | | Required Support Courses | | AJS 101 | Introduction to Administration of Justice Systems | 3 | | AJS 124 | Ethics and the Administration of Justice | 3 | | or LEN 105 | Ethics and Leadership in Law Enforcement | | | AJS 201 | Rules of Evidence | 3 | | Subtotal | 9 | | Total | 22 |
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