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Fingerprint Forensics 101

Fingerprint Forensics 101 offers an in-depth look at the science of fingerprint analysis and its role in criminal investigations. Covering ... Show more
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Nishchal Soni
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Course details
Duration : 6 Hours
Lectures : 14
Quizzes : 1
Level : Beginner's Mooc
E-Certificate will be provided at the end of this course
Mobile, Laptop, Tablet etc
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Fingerprint Forensics 101 is an advance course designed for anyone interested in the science of fingerprint analysis and its critical role in criminal investigations. This course covers everything from the historical development of fingerprint forensics to the advanced techniques used in modern-day analysis. Students will explore the foundational principles that make fingerprints unique, learn about different types of fingerprint evidence, and gain insight into real-world applications and ethical considerations surrounding the practice.

Through video lessons, practical examples, and case studies, participants will dive deep into the methodologies and tools used by forensic experts, such as the ACE-V method, Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS), and chemical enhancement techniques. Topics include the collection, classification, and comparison of fingerprints, as well as an understanding of the legal framework that governs fingerprint evidence in the courtroom.

By the end of the course, students will be equipped with a solid understanding of fingerprint forensics, the scientific processes involved in identifying individuals through fingerprint patterns, and the role of fingerprints in justice systems worldwide. This course is ideal for students, aspiring forensic professionals, and anyone with a curiosity about forensic science and criminal justice.

Course requirements

To participate in Fingerprint Forensics 101, you’ll need a device with internet access (such as a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop) and a stable internet connection for streaming videos and completing activities. Basic online navigation skills are recommended, though no prior forensic knowledge is required. 

Intended audience
  • Students and aspiring forensic scientists
  • Law enforcement and criminal justice professionals
  • Legal professionals interested in forensic evidence
  • Security personnel seeking knowledge on identification methods
  • Anyone curious about the science of fingerprint analysis in crime-solving
  • No prior forensic experience required

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