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Science for Forensics

Overview

Official Name of Program

Science for Forensics

Plan Code

SCIFOR-AS

Department(s) Sponsoring Program

Physical Sciences

Career

Undergraduate Kingsborough CC

Degree Designation

AS - Associate in Science

HEGIS Code

5619.00

NYSED Program Code

34472 - FOSKBCC-BS

CIP Code

43.0406

The curriculum presented here applies to students who started the major in Fall 2020 or Spring 2021. If you enrolled as a matriculant prior to that, please see the College Catalog for the year you started the major as a matriculant for the curriculum requirements that apply to you.

Consultation with the Program Advisor is required.

Upon successful completion of the Science of Forensics degree program requirements, graduates will:

  1. be able to understand the fundamental laws, theories, and ideas of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences)

  2. be able to evaluate and express empirical evidence supporting the fundamental laws, theories, and ideas of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences)

  3. be able to apply the fundamental laws, theories, and ideas of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences) to analyze problems or questions

  4. be able use the tools and methods of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences) to gather, analyze, and interpret data

  5. be able to express themselves effectively in written exams and laboratory reports using the terminology, notations, and symbols of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences)

  6. be able to understand the basic principles of Physics (and related Mathematics and Physical Sciences) underlying technological developments, scientific discovery, and matters of public policy and concern

Requirements

Simple Requirements

14
2023 Fall Term -
3
Requirements
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    Notes: Based on the Chemistry Ready Placement Score, students may test directly into CHM 1100 and not be required to take CHM 100. Contact the Physical Sciences Department for Chemistry Ready Placement information.

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    Minimum Grade: C+

    Notes: Need Minimum Grade of "C+"

  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)

    Notes: Session B Course

14
2023 Fall Term -
3
Requirements
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    Minimum Grade: C

    Notes: Additional Math 1 - Need Minimum Grade of "C"

  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)

    Notes: Session B Course

14
2023 Fall Term -
3
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
14
2023 Fall Term -
5
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
  • Elective
    (2 cr)
14
2023 Fall Term -
0
Requirements
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    Notes: Based on the Chemistry Ready Placement Score, students may test directly into CHM 1100 and not be required to take CHM 100. Contact the Physical Sciences Department for Chemistry Ready Placement information.

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    OR
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    OR
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    Minimum Grade: C

    Notes: Need Minimum Grade of "C"

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    Minimum Grade: C

    Notes: Session B Course: Additional Math 1 - Need Minimum Grade of "C"

14
2023 Fall Term -
5
Requirements
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  • Elective
    (2 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)

    Notes: Session B Course

14
2023 Fall Term -
3
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
14
2023 Fall Term -
6
Requirements
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  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)
  • undefined (Course Set)(3 cr)