BC613 - Professional & Business Communication 

This course is aimed to equip students with effective oral and written communication. Students will learn some theoretical inputs into the process of communication, its different types, and the difference between written and oral communication, and presentation skills, the process of writing, its different types and the correct format of business documents and employment messages. Students will develop communication strategies to communicate effectively and to persuade culturally diverse audience.

FSIC602 - Crime Scene Investigation

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation of the scope of Crime Scene Investigation and Management; develop an understanding on handling of different physical evidences found at the crime scene; develop comprehensive knowledge on various investigative techniques used in processing the crime scene. 

FSIC603 - Forensic Physics 

This course will cover important physical evidence found at crime scene; understanding of general characteristics and identification of physical evidence; examination and evidential value of important physical evidence.

FSIC604 - Cyber Forensics and Computer Applications 

The objectives of the course are to provide students with a technical skills and competencies in the field of forensic computing thus producing competent and confident graduates; produce students who will have a hands-on knowledge and able to perform technical role in forensic computing field; equip students with the right skills thus enabling them to adapt real working environment, while contributing positively to the society at large.

FSIC605 - General Forensic Science 

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of Forensic Sciences and its role in investigative system; develop an understanding on Quality management and its significance; brief description on various fields of Forensic sciences – toxicology, bio-serology, ballistics, questioned documents and fingerprints.

FSIC611 - Forensic Physics – Practical

The students will understand and perform experiments relating to examination of physical properties of physical evidence commonly encountered at crime scene.

FSIC612 - Crime Scene Investigation – Practical 

The course focuses on developing an understanding and application of Crime Scene Investigation; develop an understanding on processing of crime scene (searching, sketching and photography of Crime scene (Indoor and Outdoor); brief description on procedure adopted for collection, preservation, and packaging of physical evidence.

FSIC626 - Criminology, Criminal Law and Police Administration 

The course focuses on developing an understanding and application of Criminology and criminal laws; develop an understanding on concepts of crime and criminal behavior and factor of crime and criminological theory, criminal Justice system in India structural and functional process; brief description on criminal laws of IPC and Cr. PC.; develop comprehensive knowledge on police administration of India development and history and responsibilities and powers.

ARAB116 - Introduction to Arabic Culture & Language 

The course gives the students an insight into the Arabic culture and enables 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 familiarises 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.

BS605 - Cognitive Analytics & Social Skills for Professional Development 

The objectives of this course are to understand the Cognitive Analytics and Social Cognition; to apply emotional intelligence in decision making; to develop leadership skills for effective management; to practice resilience during uncertainty.

FSIC614 - Elements of Forensic Medicine and Odontology 

During the course the student will understand and appreciate the scope of forensic medicine; know about different types of injuries, causes and manner of death and their medico legal significance; learn about the utility of the odontological studies in identification and other medico legal purposes like age, sex, and population determinations.

FSIC615 - Principles of Human Genetics

This course is designed to provide foundation knowledge of genetics; provide understanding of the inheritance laws and gene interactions; provide understanding of mutation and genetic diseases. 

FSIC621 - Photography, Forensic Medicine and Odontology Practical

Photograph crime scene and present the evidence through photographs and charts and identify individual by using dentition. 

FSIC713 - Questioned Documents and Fingerprints 

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of questioned documents and fingerprints; develop an understanding on different types of questioned documents, the types of forgeries and disguise generally encountered; give brief description on various methods of their detection and examination; develop comprehensive knowledge on fingerprint patterns, fingerprint classification, the various methods of fingerprint development.

STAT664 - Statistics and Research Methodology 

This course is designed to provide foundation knowledge of quantitative and qualitative research methods used in Forensic Sciences; provide understanding of the use of survey, field, and qualitative research techniques to develop practice knowledge; describe distributions in terms of shape, center, and spread including the ability to construct visual displays of data (charting, graphing); provide an understanding of and ability to use the basic principles of statistical inference.

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.

ENTR606 - Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp 

This course is designed to introduce the student to the concept of entrepreneurship and create awareness on how to start a business. The aim of this course is also to give insight to the students about identifying and selecting the business opportunity and the role creativity plays in starting the enterprise. Students will be given awareness about various schemes and support available technological and financial – assistance from R&D labs and other institutions, governmental agencies, financial institutions. Real life exposure would be given through a factory visit along with experience sharing of the entrepreneur.

FSIC627 - Instrumental Analysis – Biological 

The objective of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of working and applications of various instrumentation techniques used in the forensic science laboratory for the analysis of biological evidence.

FSIC628 - Instrumental Analysis – Chemical 

The objective of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of working and applications of various instrumentation techniques used in the forensic science laboratory for the chemical analysis of evidence.

FSIC629 - Instrumental Analysis – Physical 

The objective of the course is to provide student with practical understanding of working and applications of various instrumentation techniques used in the forensic science laboratory for the analysis of evidence.

FSIC630 - Advanced Digital, Mobile Forensic and Cyber Security

The course will provide students the principles and practice of digital forensics along with the societal and legal impact of computer activity:  computer crime, privacy issues, legal codes; risks, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures; methods and standards for extraction, preservation, and deposition of legal evidence in a court of law.  This course provides hands-on experience in different computer forensics situations that are applicable to the real world.  

CHEM721 - Forensic Chemistry, Toxicology and Pharmacology 

During the course the student will understand the scope of forensic chemistry, toxicology, and pharmacology; understand and appreciate the scope, diversity and utility of a variety of chemical analysis; learn the principles of primary techniques used for forensic identification of various chemicals, drugs and poisons.

FSIC701 - Forensic Biology and Serology

This course will cover the important biological evidence commonly found at crime scene significance of forensic anthropology, and forensic botany, importance of serology and DNA analysis in interpretation of crime.

FSIC705 - Forensic Biology and Serology - Practical 

This course will cover the practical aspects of forensic biology, anthropology, and serology; to collect, pack and analyse biological, anthropological, and serological evidences; to document chain of custody, write laboratory reports pertaining to the examinations conduct presumptive and confirmatory tests for evidence. 

ARAB119 - Written Expression & Comprehension in Arabic - I 

The course gives 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.

PFE701 - Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility for Sustainability

The subject aims to show awareness of ethical concerns across a wide range of professions; understand the strengths and weaknesses of various ethical assumptions and arguments; understand various workplace related ethical issues and strategies to address them; interpret personal sense of compassion and fairness in the context of your professional roles.

CHEM722 - Advanced Forensic Chemistry

The objectives of the course are that the students will learn about the various types of explosives used, their investigation and the various acts related to drugs; they will also understand the investigation of Fire related cases and the role of expert witnesses.

FSIC703 - Advanced Forensic Biology and Anthropology

Student will understand and appreciate the scope of forensic biology and Forensic Anthropology. Understand and appreciate the scope, diversity and utility of a variety of human, animal and learn the primary technique used for identification of various biological evidence. Acquire the knowledge on techniques presently being used in the forensic examination of biological evidences and skeletal remains.

FSIC704 - Advanced Forensic Serology and DNA Profiling 

This course will cover theoretical and practical aspects of forensic serology and DNA profiling; knowledge of techniques presently being used in the forensic examination of blood and body fluids; an understanding of the particulars for each forensic sub-discipline.

FSIC711 - Advanced Forensic Pharmacology and Toxicology

The objectives of the course are that the student understands the basic pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetic and toxicological principles underlying the actions of the various poisons encountered in forensic toxicology; to ensure that the student understand nature of the toxicological investigations undertaken in forensic laboratories. 

STSI600 - Summer Internship

Experiential Learning outside classroom through self-exploration, practical experience, Industry, field experience, live experience, research, design projects etc.

FSIC714 - Advanced Questioned Documents Examination 

The course focuses on developing an understanding and appreciation for the scope of Questioned Documents Examination; develop an understanding on different types of cases in questioned documents and different writing conditions; brief description on case presentation and report writing; develop comprehensive knowledge on advanced Instrumentation techniques used for examination.

FSIC722 - Advanced Forensic Ballistics

The objectives of the course are to teach the latest trends in forensic ballistics, safety and operating testing, identification, evaluation of arms and ammunition; they will also learn report writing and presentation of firearm related evidence in court of law.

FSIC715 - Advanced Fingerprinting and Other Impressions

Develop an understanding and appreciation for the scope of Fingerprints and Examination. Develop an understanding on fingerprint and its characteristics, classification and advanced methods adopted to develop fingerprints of various surfaces. Give brief description on various methods of their detection and examination. Develop comprehensive knowledge and skills on poroscopy, edgeoscopy and advanced instrumentation techniques adopted to examine fingerprints and other impressions.

FSIC723 - Advanced Forensic Explosives

This course will cover an understanding of forensic ballistics and its scope in forensic science; types of explosives used in criminal activities; different types of explosives and their examination.

FSIC724 - Forensic Ballistics and Explosives – Practical

The students will understand and perform experiments relating to firearm identification, arm- ammunition linkage, range of firing, analysis of explosives; assessment from firearm injury; analysis of petroleum products.

STDS600 – Dissertation

Dissertation provides an opportunity to the students to demonstrate the ability to devise, to show the application of skills of data collection, critical analysis, and concept synthesis necessary for formation of defensible conclusions. It also provides a platform to demonstrate ability to draw appropriate conclusions argued from the evidence presented and a forum to demonstrate the skills of structuring and present a balanced informed, complete, clear and concise written argument.