Credits
This is a 4-credit course.
Description
This course will provide an introduction to the basic knowledge of human anatomy and osteology, including human remains recovery and laboratory processes that are required of a forensic anthropologist. Each module will substitute the hands-on experience typically found in a laboratory setting by presenting carefully selected photographs and illustrated materials that will familiarize students with the practice of the discipline.
Topics
Module | topic |
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Module 1 | What is Forensic Anthropology and the History of behind the Practice? |
Module 2 | Human Osteology, Bone Growth and Non-Human Identification |
Module 3 | Providing a Biological Profile |
Module 4 | Personal Identification |
Module 5 | Trauma (Antemortem, Perimortem or Postmortem) |
Module 6 | Forensic Taphonomy |
Module 7 | Archaeological Field Methods Applied to Crime Scene Analysis |
Module 8 | Mass Disasters |
Module 9 | Human Rights and Humanitarian Efforts |
Module 10 | Ethics, Professionalism and Mental Health of Last Responders |
Recommended Materials
No required materials
Library Access
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