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| Certificate
in Forensic Chemistry
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
The
certificate in Forensic Chemistry is designed
to give students the credentials to function in
a forensic science laboratory as part of a team
to solve legal problems requiring specific training
in chemistry. With the proper choice of electives,
someone pursuing a degree in chemistry, biochemistry,
or biology can earn the certificate. The field
of Forensic Chemistry is an exciting application
of chemistry that helps serve the judicial system
of our country. Modern developments in chemical
instrumentation allow for detection of trace amounts
of chemical evidence and people completing this
certificate will be trained to use these techniques.
| Required
Courses |
Title |
Cr.
Hours |
Prerequisites |
| CHEM
4300 & Lab |
Instrumental
Analysis |
2/2
(4) |
CHEM
1211 & Lab (3/1)
MATH 1113 (3)
CHEM 1212 & Lab (3/1)
CHEM 2800 & Lab (2/2) |
| CHEM
2100 & Lab |
Forensic
Chemistry |
2/1
(3) |
Chem
1211 & Lab |
| CRJU
3320 |
Criminal
Investigation |
3 |
CRJU
1101 (3) |
| BTEC
4100 |
Molecular Methods DNA |
3 |
BIOL
2107 & Lab (3/1)
BIOL 2108 & Lab (3/1)
BIOL 3300 & Lab (3/1) |
CHEM
3398 OR CHEM 4100
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Forensic
Chem Internship OR Directed Research |
3 |
Approval
of internship coordinator and chair of chemistry
& biochemistry |
KSU
- Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
2006
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Webmaster:
Dr. Leon L. Combs: (770) 423-6159 : lcombs@kennesaw.edu
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