EVS101 Environmental Studies 

The goal of this course is to provide students basic knowledge of environment and their role in life sustenance. The students can identify and analyze environmental problems as well as the risks associated with them.

FSIC123 Forensic Science, Crime and Society

This course will cover the importance of criminology; the causes of criminal behavior; the significance of criminal profiling to mitigate crime; the consequences of crime in society; the elements of criminal justice system.

BC109 Communication Skills - I 

This course is aimed to equip students with effective oral and written communication. Students will learn some theoretical inputs into the process of communication and its different types, and presentation skills. Help students in developing communication strategies to communicate effectively to diverse audience and platforms.

FSIC102 Introduction to Forensic Science 

This course will cover the significance of forensic science to human society; the fundamental principles and functions of forensic science; the divisions in a forensic science laboratory; the working of the forensic establishments.

FSIC120 Analytical Chemistry for Forensics 

The objectives of the course to understand the basic concepts of analytical chemistry suitable for forensic science professionals; to apply the appropriate analytical methods/techniques in forensic casework.

FSIC121 Criminalistics

This course will cover the methods of securing, searching and documenting crime scenes; the art of collecting, packaging and preserving different types of physical and trace evidence at crime scenes; the legal importance of chain of custody; the tools and techniques for analysis of different types of crime scene evidence.

FSIC122 Criminal Law in Forensics 

This course will cover elements of Criminal Procedure Code related to forensic science; acts governing socio-economic crimes; acts governing environmental crimes.

ARAB116 Introduction to Arabic Culture & Language 

This course will give the students an insight into the Arabic culture and enable them to converse using simple vocabulary, read short text and write and simple sentences.

FREN145 Introduction to French Culture & Language

This course teaches the students to express themselves in basic French and familiarizes them with the present tense. Students will be able to engage in basic conversation in French and will be able to frame sentences using negation, interrogation, etc.

CHEM218 Basic Laboratory Practices 

The objective of the course is to give students a conceptual understanding of the basic principles of material handling in laboratory practices. The main focus will be to enable the student to apply these concepts for safe handling and maintaining quality of laboratory procedures in chemistry.

FSIC117 Introduction to Forensic Psychology

The objectives of the course are to explore the application of psychological science to legal matters; to develop an understanding of the most prevalent mental disorders those are encountered in forensic evaluations.

BC206 Communication Skills - II 

This course is aimed to equip students with effective written and employment communication. In this course, students will learn some theoretical inputs into the difference between written and oral communication, the process of writing, its different types and strategies the correct format of business documents, and cross cultural communication, persuasion and employment communication.

FSIC118 Introduction to Forensic Chemistry

The objectives of the course are to familiarise the student with the methodologies involved in analysing forensic samples; allow students to assess forensic methodologies utilized in the laboratories.

FSIC124 Botany for Forensics

The objective of this course is to introduce the diversity of major groups of organisms with an emphasis on plants and classify them within a phylogenetic framework; compare and contrast the characteristics of plants, algae, and fungi that differentiate them from each other and from other forms of life.

FSIC125 Forensic Dermatoglyphics

This course will cover the fundamental principles on which the science of fingerprinting is based; fingerprints are the most infallible means of identification; the physical and chemical techniques of developing fingerprints on crime scene evidence; the significance of foot, palm, ear and lip prints.

FSIC126 Introduction to Biometry

This course will cover the basis of biometry; the classification of biometric processes; the importance of behavioral biometry.

STAT122 Research Methodology and Statistics

The objective of this course is to introduce the student with the research process: conceiving, designing, conducting and analysing; methods of statistical description and analysis; ethical issues about research; graphical presentation of data.

ARAB102 Arabic Grammar – I 

The syllabus is based on some important parts of Arabic grammar, conversation, practice of translation and vocabulary. The same will be given to the students for practicing.

FREN104 French Grammar – I

To explain the students to apply their knowledge of possessive & demonstrative adjectives in the present and near future tense, in conversation - using different groups of verbs.

FSIC116 Introduction to Forensic Engineering

This course will cover the consideration to engineering investigations; determination of the causes of product failure; to investigate failures and learn from the mistakes, which have led to disasters.

PHYS211 Physics

To focus on building a conceptual understanding of fundamental principles of physics. 

BS105 Individual Excellence & Social Dynamics

The objective of this course is to understand attitudes and its relevance with personality; to relate emotional competency with power of motivation; to explain of values, ethics and morality among students; to discuss cultural and social dynamics.

FSIC203 Forensic Toxicology - I 

The objectives of the course is that the students understand the various types of drugs and toxic substances encountered in an investigation; the varied toxicological signs and symptoms of different toxins on the body when administered; to ensure that the student understand nature of the toxicological investigations undertaken in forensic laboratories.

FSIC204 Introduction to Questioned Documents

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of Questioned Documents; develop an understanding on different types of questioned documents, the types of forgeries and disguise generally encountered; brief description on general equipment used in examination of Questioned Documents.

FSIC222 Introduction to Forensic Medicine

During the course, the student will understand the basics of Forensic Medicine; appreciate the scope of forensic medicine; know about different types of injuries, causes and manner of death and their medico legal significance.

FSIC223 Petroleum Product Examination

The objectives of the course is to focus on building a conceptual understanding of petroleum product examination; including Forensic Examination of petroleum product and laws related to it.

FSIC229 Forensic Serology

This course will cover complete and thorough knowledge regarding the various aspects of forensic serology; blood and its detailed study for identification; importance of body fluids and their forensic significance.

FSIC230 Organic Chemistry for Forensics

This course will cover the difference between conformation and configurations; the principles used in asymmetric synthesis; the stereochemistry of sugar conformations; the mechanisms involved in aliphatic nucleophillic substitution reactions; the topicity of ligands; the concept of aromaticity.

ARAB119 Written Expression & Comprehension in Arabic- I

The objective of the course is to make the students comfortable in knowledge of Arabic grammar; to enable the students to read, write and understand simple sentences; to help the students understand Arabic grammar and writings; to help the student write common sentences in Arabic language.

FREN147 Written Expression & Comprehension in French-I

To strengthen the students’ current communication skills in oral and written, to enrich their vocabulary and formulations using tenses and situation-related glossary and to provide them with a basic knowledge of French cuisine.

STTP100 Term Paper

To provide an opportunity to students to demonstrate the ability to devise, select and use a range of methodologies and tools to the chosen research work, applying the theoretical and experimental knowledge to a real life situation.

FSIC224 Forensic Examination of Edible Items

This course will cover the basic knowledge about adulteration in edibles; various food adulterants and laws related to its regulation; importance of instrumental analysis for detection of food adulterants.

FSIC228 Proactive Forensics

During the course, the student will understand the basics of Proactive Forensics; appreciate the scope of Proactive forensics; know about different types of proactive and preventive techniques and tools.

BS208 Creativity for Team Excellence

To understand the process of problem solving and creative thinking. To develop team spirit and the importance of working in teams. To understand the importance of Resilience during difficult times. To develop an understanding of the consequences of the stress on one’s wellness, health, and work performance.

FSIC212 Fundamentals of Forensic Photography

This course is designed to provide foundation knowledge of photography; develop an understanding and application of Photography in Forensic Science and CSI.

FSIC225 Electronic Printers and Ink Examination

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of typewritten, printed and photocopied document and examination; develop an understanding on typography, computer generated documents and their characteristics, principles of identification; give brief description on various methods of their detection and examination.

FSIC231 Forensic Toxicology – II

The objectives of the course is to understand the various types of poisons encountered in an investigation; to understand the various techniques by which these toxic substances can be identified; they would also know the varied toxicological signs and symptoms of different toxins on the body when administered.

FSIC232 Zoology for Forensics

The objective of this course is to introduce the diversity of organ system with an emphasis on cell cycle; compare and contrast the characteristics of organs and systems that differentiate them from each other.

ARAB104 Communicative Arabic – I

The objective of the course is to make the students comfortable in communicating with Arabic speaking persons and express daily routine; to enable the students to read and write simple sentences; to help the students learn names of fruits, professionals and parts of the body.

FREN144 French through Communicative Approach

To enable students to acquire more vocabulary, to use all negative expressions, adjectives, new tenses, to understand more advanced texts and start describing any situation using past tense, imparfait, present progressive, and future tenses and also to enable them to identify and talk about famous monuments of France.

FSIC213 Forensic Anthropology

The given course is designed to provide the knowledge about the basics about physical anthropology, develop comprehensive understanding of different techniques of determining the identity of unknown remains; provide the understanding of process of forensic facial reconstruction and its utilization in personal identification.

FSIC215 Personal Identification

This course will cover the importance of personal identification in forensic science; how to identify the unknown dead body or a victim from the skeletal remains etc.; medico legal aspects of autopsy and importance of forensic odontology.

FSIC226 Forensic Audio Video Examination

The given course is designed to provide the knowledge about the basics about forensic audio video examination; develop comprehensive understanding of different techniques of speaker recognition; provide the understanding of process of forensic tape authentication and its presentation in court of law.

FSIC227 Explosives and Post Blast Residue Analysis

The objectives of the course are to provide the scientific knowledge and understanding needed in explosion and residue examination; provide illustrations of explosion investigation through a wide range of explosion investigation case studies.

BS301 Group Dynamics and Team Building

The objective of the course is to inculcate in the students an elementary level of understanding of group/team functions; to develop team spirit and to know the importance of working in teams.

BC301 Receptive and Expressive Communication Skills

The objectives of the course are to enable the students to adopt strategies for effective reading and writing skills; the course would enhance student’s vocabulary, Language and fluency. It would also teach the students to deliver professional presentations.

FSIC302 DNA Fingerprinting

The objectives of the course are to provide basic understanding of genetics in forensic science; provide students with technical skills and competencies in DNA fingerprinting techniques.

FSIC329 Physical Chemistry for Forensics

Basics of physical chemistry and inorganic chemistry. An understanding of simple chemical kinetics including zero, first and second order rate laws. An understanding of the concept of activation energy and its effects on the rates of chemical reactions. The tools to derive the rate law for simple reaction mechanisms. The students should be able to describe various types of isomerism, which can occur in coordination complexes. The students should be able to give the systematic names of simple coordination compounds.

FSIC330 Digital Forensics and Cyber Security

This course will cover the basics of digital forensics; the cases, which fall under the purview of digital crimes; the types of digital crimes; the elements involved in investigation of digital crimes.

ARAB117 Communicative Arabic – II

The objectives of the course are to make the students comfortable in communicating with Arabic speaking persons; to enable the students to read, write and express simple sentences; to help the students speak on different professional topics, in addition to memorize useful vocabularies; to help the student express and exchange greetings on different occasions.

FREN148 Communicative French - II

To enable students to describe events or things, express wishes, ask questions politely in French, and are able to compare two objects or situations.

FSIC301 Ballistics

The objectives of the course are to understand the role of ballistics in Forensic Science, classification of firearms, determination of the range of firing, methods of laboratory examination of fired cartridges and firearms; the students will also learn to reconstruct the sequence of events in cases involving firearms.

FSIC304 Instrumentation – Physical

The objectives of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of the various instrumentation and control systems, instrumentation equipment and troubleshooting skills used in the forensic science laboratory.

FSIC305 Instrumentation – Chemical

The objectives of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of the various instrumentation and control systems, instrumentation equipment and troubleshooting skills used in the forensic science laboratory.

FSIC311 Instrumentation - Biological 

The objectives of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of the various instrumentation and control systems, instrumentation equipment and troubleshooting skills used in the forensic science laboratory.

STMN600 Minor Project

It is an important component of learning in a programme where the student learns to prepare a report and presentation on a particular topic.

BS302 Stress and Coping Strategies

The objectives of the course are to develop an understanding the concept of stress its causes, symptoms and consequences; to develop an understanding the consequences of the stress on one’s wellness, health, and work performance.

BC302 Social Communication

The main emphasis of this course would be to enable students to learn the dynamics of social communication and to demonstrate the ability to learn the nuances of informal communication.

FSIC312 Wounds and its Medico - Legal Aspects

During the course, the student will know about the scope of different types of injuries, causes and manner of death and their medicolegal significance; learn about the utility of the injury assessment in medicolegal cases.

FSIC325 Fire and Arson Investigation 

The objectives of the course are to provide the scientific knowledge and understanding needed in Fire and Arson; provide illustrations of fire investigation through a wide range of fire and Arson investigation case studies.

FSIC332 Quality Management & Accreditation of Laboratories 

The objective of this course is to introduce the students with the Quality management system and requirements for the competence of testing and calibration, the technical requirements needed in a laboratory.

ARAB111 Arabic Written Expression and Comprehension – II

The objective of this course is to make the students comfortable in communicating with Arabic speaking persons and express daily routine; to enable the students to read and write simple sentences; to help the students learn names of fruits, professionals and parts of the body.

FREN115 French Written Expression and Comprehension – II 

To train students in advanced grammar, conversational classes through dialogues, different expressions with basic verbs learnt.

FSIC201 Microscopy

The given course is designed to provide the knowledge about the basics about microscopy; to develop comprehensive understanding of different microscopes and their uses in examination of forensic exhibits.

FSIC315 Security Documents and Bank Notes

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of security documents Questioned Documents; develop an understanding on different types of security documents and their salient features and characteristics; brief description on bank notes, security features and their examination.

FSIC326 Important Forensic Case Studies

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of study of real cases of chemistry, biology, physics division in forensic science; develop an understanding on real time cases of questioned documents and fingerprints; give brief description on various cases related to cyber forensics, white-collar crime and crime against women.

FSIC331 Economic Offences & Forensic Auditing

This course will cover basic economic and financial terminology; economic crimes often have a bearing on national security; types of common economic offences and their consequences; steps involved in mitigating economic crimes.

FSIC333 Forensic Accounting Fundamentals

On the completion of the course, the students will be able to successfully apply the knowledge of the forensic accounting in fraud detection and fraud investigation, valuation of closely held businesses, lost profits analyses, and various types of litigation support services. The objective to understand both the pervasiveness and the causes of fraud and white-collar crime in our society, examine the types of fraud and fraud schemes that affect business enterprises, explore methods of fraud detection and prevention, and increase their ability to recognize potential fraudulent situations.

STMJ100 Major Project

Major Paper/Project is a scholarly essay/research project/design project that shows evidence of critical analysis and understanding of the topic. Project is also design based where a group of students on various aspects of an integrated design.