2 courses with the subject FS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FS 270Criminal Law and Ethics1098
For seniors only, FS570 may be taken at the discretion of the MSFS program director Criminal Law and Ethics explores ethics in policing, criminal prosecution, and forensic investigations; the philosophy of punishment and sentencing; and other topics. Using moral philosophy and professional ethics lenses, students will debate topics such as mass incarceration, policing, the death penalty, and the use and misuse of scientific and technical information in court cases.
This course is a laboratory research experience that can be taken repeatedly for elective credit with approval of the sponsoring professor and the program director for Forensic Science. Students will read and synthesize literature relevant to their research project and develop a research proposal under the guidance of their faculty research adviser. They will then carry out this research project, analyze the data, and write a final research report. Because of the highly specialized nature of this course, students must obtain written approval by the faculty research adviser in order to register for the course and students must register for the course at least 1 month prior to the first day of classes.
Students must be Biology majors and have completed BI 101 and BI 102 and be in the pre-Forensic Science program (3+2 or 4+2). In addition, students should have at least sophomore standing. In special cases, these
