65035 Forensic Science Capstone Project
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Credit points: 8 cp
Result type: Grade and marks
Requisite(s): 65007c Biometrics and Identification Sciences
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Description
This subject provides students with the experience of working on an industry-relevant forensic science research question. Students work collaboratively to design, undertake and report on a research project to address an operational forensic science problem. Students gain hands-on experience with the end-to-end management of their research project, including experimental design, planning, research ethics, and appropriate data analysis and visualisation in a supported learning environment. At the end of the subject, students have contributed original research to the body of forensic science knowledge and practice.