Forensic
biology track | General
education
Forensic chemistry
track
 The forensic chemistry track prepares students for
graduate studies as well as for careers in toxicology
and chemistry sections of forensic laboratories.
In addition to the core forensic science courses, students in the chemistry track will take the following:
CHEM 303 |
|
Physical Chemistry I (3 credits) |
CHEZ 303L |
|
Physical Chemistry Laboratory I (1 credit) |
CHEM 309 |
|
Quantitative Analysis (3 credits) |
CHEZ 309L |
|
Quantitative Analysis Laboratory (1 credit) |
FRSC 401 |
|
Forensic Chemistry (3 credits) |
CHEM 409 |
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Instrumental Analysis (3 credits) |
CHEZ 409L |
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Instrumental Analysis Laboratory (1 credit) |
MATH 201 |
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Calculus with Analytic Geometry (4 credits) |
Sample
schedule for the Forensic chemistry track
Freshman year |
CHEM 101 and 102 |
General Chemistry |
CHEZ 101L and 102L |
General Chemistry Laboratory I and II |
UNIV 111 & 112 |
Focused Inquiry I & II |
MATH 200 and 201 |
Calculus with Analytic Geometry |
Pass the
Computer Proficiency Assessment
General education requirements
Sophomore year |
CHEM 301 and 302 |
Organic Chemistry |
CHEZ 301L and 302L |
Organic Chemistry Laboratory I and II |
CRJS 181 or
CRJS 305 |
Justice System Survey
Policing Theory and
Practice
|
ENGL 200 |
Writing and Rhetoric Workshop II |
PHYS 201 and 202 |
General Physics |
General education requirements
Junior year |
CHEM 303 |
Physical Chemistry |
CHEZ 303L |
Physical Chemistry Laboratory I |
CHEM 309 |
Quantitative Analysis |
CHEZ 309L |
Quantitative Analysis Laboratory |
FRSC 309 |
Scientific Crime Scene Investigation |
FRSC 350 |
Survey of Forensic Science |
FRSC 375 |
Forensic Evidence, Law and Criminal Procedure
|
BIOL 151 |
Introduction to Biological Science I
|
BIOZ 151L |
Introduction to Biological Science I Lab
|
Advanced credits in
BIOL/Z, CHEM/Z, CRJS, FRSC/Z, MATH, PHYS
(2XX -
5XX)
General education requirements
Senior year |
CHEM 409 |
Instrumental Analysis |
CHEZ 409L |
Instrumental Analysis Laboratory |
FRSC 365 |
Forensic Microscopy |
FRSC 401 |
Forensic Chemistry |
FRSC 490 |
Professional Practices in Forensic Science |
STAT 210 |
Basic Practice of Statistics |
General education requirements
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