Anticipation Part II
Aug. 23rd, 2007 01:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pbrayFor those who were wondering, I'll be taking:
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION. Basic principles of criminal investigation are examined. These principles include: security, preservation and recording of crime scenes; crime scene search; collection, preservation and security of physical evidence; preliminary and secondary investigation processes; scientific aids to investigations such as DNA; crime causation and modus operandi; causes of death and death scene analysis; sources of information, including informants, interviews and interrogations; note taking and report writing; and case preparation.
Yes, I'm considering writing a mystery some day, why do you ask? *grin*
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION. Basic principles of criminal investigation are examined. These principles include: security, preservation and recording of crime scenes; crime scene search; collection, preservation and security of physical evidence; preliminary and secondary investigation processes; scientific aids to investigations such as DNA; crime causation and modus operandi; causes of death and death scene analysis; sources of information, including informants, interviews and interrogations; note taking and report writing; and case preparation.
Yes, I'm considering writing a mystery some day, why do you ask? *grin*
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Date: 2007-08-24 11:21 am (UTC)That's not true now. When I started doing the Malicious Code/Computer Forensics gig last year I discovered there was a *lot* I didn't know. Anyway, a second degree seemed to be the most efficient way to catch up! Lord knows the Wishweaver Home School Method has only been so effective. ;-)