Engineering Sciences
Innovation and problem-solving are key traits of an engineer.
An engineer applies the principles of mathematics and science
for many purposes. The forensic engineer applies the art
and science of engineering to the purpose of the law. Most
requests for services involve civil suits. However, the
forensic engineer may also assist in the prosecution or
defense of criminal or regulatory matters.
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What
is Forensic Science?
What
Do Forensic Scientists Do?
- Work
- Ethics
- Testimony
What's
a Forensic Scientist?
- How Do I Become One?
- How Much Money Will
I Make?
- Where Will I Work?
Kinds
of Forensic Science:
Discipline Sections
Within
the American Academy
of Forensic Sciences (AAFS)
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Criminalistics
- Digital & Multimedia Sciences
- Engineering Sciences
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Scope of Work
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Education & Training
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Career Opportunities
- General
- Jurisprudence
- Odontology
- Pathology/Biology
- Physical Anthropology
- Psychiatry & Behavioral
Science
- Questioned Documents
- Toxicology
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