umuc biol320 full course latest all weeks discussions,assignments,course project and final exam
umuc
biol320 full course latest all weeks discussions,assignments,course project and
final exam
umuc biol320 full course latest all
weeks discussions,assignments,course project and final exam
Week 1 covers the following main concepts:
- definition of forensic biology
- cell biology
- basic cell differences
- scientific method
- validation
Based on the assigned reading, post
an original response to the questions found below
- What is forensic biology and how does it differ from
one other discipline of forensic science? Examples of other disciplines of
forensic science would include areas such as forensic anthropology,
forensic odontology, crime scene investigation, forensic toxicology,
forensic chemistry, trace evidence, firearms & toolmarks, etc
- What is the difference between prokaryotes and
eukaryotes?
- Describe the basic structure of a eukaryotic cell
- List and describe each of the steps of the scientific
method
- How is data typically validated in forensic
laboratories? Refer to the powerpoint and the FBI Quality Assurance
Standards to help answer this question
You are not required to respond to
your classmates for this conference Be sure to correctly cite any material used
in your responses that is not original This conference is worth a total of 3
points
Your responses will be graded using
the following scale:
2 points: Detailed, original
response provided for each of the questions Reasoning is logical Terms and
concepts from the assigned materials are incorporated
1 point: Proper form is used (grammar,
spelling, style) If applicable, correct and full citations for sources are used
Your responses are due by 11:59 pm
on Sunday
week 2
Post an original response to the
following questions Use appropriate references when necessary Provide a
thoughtful response to at least one other classmate You may need to rely
heavily on the week 2 powerpoint to answer these questions You will have until
Sunday at 11:59 pm to respond
1 A great deal of fingerprint
examination has been considered subjective Based on the lab standard operating
procedures, individual examiners will use their training and expertise to
evaluate all of the information available in a fingerprint to decide whether
there is a “match” or not There is no set number of points that must be met Do you
agree with this method? Explain why or why not
2 Based on the formula used in the
powerpoint, calculate the amount of 100 proof alcohol it would take for you
personally to become “legally drunk” in the state of Maryland The limit in
Maryland is 008% You can use a fake weight if you don’t want to expose how much
you weigh to everyone 
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