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FORENSIC SCIENCE - Certificate Requirements Effective Fall 2016 Full name: Hamline ID: Phone #: CREDITS TERM/ YEAR SUBSTITUTE COURSE* Anticipated graduation date (such as: May, 2020) 32-36 CREDITS FOR CERTIFICATE DEPT COURSE TITLE GRADE CJFS 1120 Crime and Justice in America 4 CJFS 3400 Survey of Forensic Science 4 CJFS 3600 Forensic Microscopy 4 CJFS 3650 Forensic Science Internship 4 CJFS 5400 Forensic Science Seminar 4 One year of general Chemistry, or one semester of advanced general chemistry (4-8 credits): CHEM 1130 General Chemistry I 4 CHEM 1140 General Chemistry II 4 1500 Advanced General Chemistry 4 or CHEM Choose a concentration (4-16 credits): Natural Science concentration CHEM 3450 Organic Chemistry I 4 or Anthropology concentration BIOL 1800 Principles of Ecology and Evolution 4 BIOL 1820 Principles of Plant & Animal Physiology 4 BIOL 3050 Principles of Genetics 4 BIOL 3060 Principles of Cell Biology 4 8 additional credits from the following: ANTH 3500 Forensic Anthropology 4 CJFS 3410 Crime Scene Investigation & Reconstruction 2 CJFS 3420 Forensic Biology 2 CJFS 3430 Forensic Document Examination 2 CJFS 3440 Forensic Fingerprint Examination 2 CJFS 3450 Forensic Firearm and Toolmark Examination CJFS 3610 Forensic Toxicology 4 CJFS 3985 Special Topics in Forensic Sciences 4 2 / 4 *Department approval is required for transfer courses or other substitutions. Courses used as substitutions must be initialed by Department Chair. Student signature: (required) Date: Forensic sciences advisor signature: (required) Date: Department chair signature: (required for course substitutions and waivers) Date:
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