Foundation Certificate Course: Forensic Ballistics and Firearms Examination
Starting from October 18th, 2024
The Forensic Ballistics course offers a comprehensive understanding of ballistics, focusing on the forensic application of firearms and ammunition. This course covers historical perspectives, technical aspects of firearms, and modern analytical techniques used in criminal investigations involving firearms.
The course includes detailed discussions on the types of firearms, ammunition, propellants, and the forensic examination of gunshot residues and ballistic evidence. Through a combination of lectures, practical sessions, and case studies, participants will develop the skills needed to analyze ballistic evidence in forensic investigations.
Course Benefits
- Gain in-depth knowledge of forensic ballistics and firearm examination.
- Understand the mechanisms of various firearms and ammunition types.
- Learn chemical and instrumental techniques used in ballistic evidence analysis.
- Certification upon successful completion of the course.
Course Highlights
- Interactive live sessions with experienced Mentor
- Access to comprehensive study materials, and reference books.
- Real-life case studies and practical applications in forensic ballistics.
- Comprehensive assessments and certification upon achieving required proficiency.
Supplementary Resources
Access a range of Study Materials and forums to enhance your learning experience.
Certification
Participants will receive a certificate of completion upon achieving at least 70% overall in quizzes, assignments, and final assessments.
Curriculum
Week 1: Introduction to Forensic Ballistics
Class 1: History of Ballistics and Forensic Ballistics, Indian Arms Act 1959, Division of Forensic Ballistics, Role of Ballistics in Forensic Science
Class 2: Basic Explanation of Arms Mechanisms, Types of Bullets, Types of Cartridge Cases, Class and Individual Characteristics of Bullets and Cartridge Cases
Class 3: Assignment and Discussions
Week 2: Standard and Non-Standard Firearms
Class 4: Types of Standard and Non-Standard Firearms, Government and Civilian Use, Case Studies
Class 5: Types of Propellants, Compositions, Gunshot Residue Analysis
Class 6: Quiz and Doubts Session
Week 3: Chemical and Instrumental Techniques
Class 7: Chemical Techniques in Ballistics, Instrumental Techniques, Types of Evidence
Class 8: Detailed Explanation of AAS (Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy)
Class 9: Detailed Explanation of IBIS (Integrated Ballistics Identification System), EDXRF (Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence)
Week 4: Case Studies
Class 10: Crime Scene Procedures, Evidence Collection and Packaging, Lab Procedures
Class 11: Review of Recent Ballistics Cases, Data Analysis
Class 12: Final Test and Discussions on Covered Topics
Registration
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Class Information
Start Date: October 18th, 2024
Class Schedule: Online every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Course Duration: 4 Weeks (12 Classes, 1 Hour Each)
Course Format: Live sessions, Quizzes, Assignments, Final Assessment
Certification: Certificate upon successful completion
Ms. Shagun Rathour
Specialized in: Ballistics and Trace Evidence
Research Area: Firearm Mechanism and Forensic Investigations
Qualification: M.Sc. in Forensic Science, (NFSU, Delhi)
