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January 2000 Volume 2 Number
1
Training Update
Registration
Directs Curriculum Priorities
Specialized Training Program for
2000
Jane M. Homeyer |
Unit Chief
Forensic Science Training Unit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Quantico, Virginia |
The call for registration
for the Specialized Training Program for 2000 elicited 1,100
applicants before the September 30, 1999, deadline. Training
2000, which will be conducted by the FBI Laboratory's Forensic
Science Training Unit in Quantico, Virginia, was developed "to facilitate and provide high quality
training and information exchange in the forensic sciences to
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Drug Enforcement Administration
(DEA), the FBI's National Academy, and other federal, state,
and local law enforcement agencies, including crime laboratories."
One objective of the Specialized
Forensic Science Training Program is to coordinate state-of-the-art
forensic science and crime scene instruction for federal, state,
and local law enforcement investigators and crime laboratory
scientists and technicians.
A second objective of the program
is to ensure the efficient and equitable allocation of training
resources.
2000 Training Courses
Arson
- CTU 101 Laboratory Analysis of
Fire Debris (14)
- FST 101 Basic Arson Crime Scene
Investigation (52)
Bombing
- EXP 101 Post-Blast Investigators
Training (28)
Chemistry and Instrumental Analysis
- FSR 102 Chromatographic Methods
in Forensic Science (40)
- FSR 115 Scanning Electron Microscopy
in Forensic Science (18)
- FSR 130 Infrared Spectrometry
for Trace Analysis (14)
- FSR 140 Advanced Forensic Mass
Spectrometry (65)
- MAT 101 Forensic Analysis of
Paints and Polymers (24)
- MAT 111 Instrumental Analysis
of Explosives and Explosive Residue (14)
- MAT 131 Training for Use of the
Paint Database Query (PDQ) (2)
Crime Scene
- FST 135 Investigating Child Abuse
and Exploitation Training Seminar (14)
- FST 137 Computer-Based Training:
Investigating Child Abuse and Exploitation (2)
- FST 140 Basic Bloodstain Pattern
Analysis (56)
- FST 150 Crime Scene Survey, Documentation,
and Diagramming (31)
- FST 165 Basic Crime Scene Management
(22)
DNA
- DNA 160 PCR-Based Methods in
Forensic DNA
Technology (14)
- DNA 164 Short Tandem Repeat (STR)
Analysis (66)
- DNA 170 Forensic Mitochondrial
DNA Analysis (11)
Documents
- DOC 103 Fundamentals of Handwriting
Examinations (47)
- DOC 104 Fundamentals of Office
Equipment and Printing Processes (29)
- DOC 125 Questioned Documents
for Investigators (8)
Fingerprints
- LFP 103 Administrative Advanced
Latent Fingerprints (85)
- LFP 120 Fingerprint Expert Testimony
School (19)
- LFP 130 Friction Ridge Skin Examiner
Training (34)
Firearms Identification
- FTU 111 Techniques in Firearms
Identification (44)
- FTU 121 Bullet Trajectory Analysis
(44)
Footwear Identification
- DOC 121 Examination of Footwear
Impression Evidence (40)
Forensic Support Topics
- SPS 102 Forensic Facial Imaging/Composite
Artist (11)
- SPS 110 Illicit Business Records
Analysis (2)
- SPS 120 Polygraph Examinations
(12)
Microscopy
- MAU 102 Introduction to Hairs
and Fibers (23)
Photography
- FST 142 Police Photography (33)
- FST 145 Surveillance Photography
(8)
- FST 160 Digital Imaging of Evidentiary
Photography (76)
- LFP 112 Latent Fingerprint Photography
(37)
Quality Assurance
- FSR 150 Forensic Laboratory Quality
Assurance (38)
- FSR 155 Performing Effective
Audits (23)
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