Pearson BTEC • Forensic and Criminal Investigation
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Modules Forensic and Criminal Investigation at Pearson BTEC
Notes available for the following courses of Forensic and Criminal Investigation at Pearson BTEC
- Unit 1 - Principles and Applications of Science
- Unit 2 - Practical Scientific Procedures and Techniques
- Unit 3 - Science Investigation Skills
- Unit 4 - Forensic Investigation Procedures in Practice
- Unit 5 - Applications of Criminology
- Unit 6 - Criminal Investigation Procedures in Practice
- Unit 7 - Applications of Criminal and Forensic Psychology
- Unit 8 - Physiology of Human Body Systems
- Unit 9 - Environmental Forensics
- Unit 10 - Forensic Fire Investigation
- Unit 11 - Forensic Traffic Collision Investigation
- Unit 12 - Forensic Photography
- Unit 13 - Forensic Genetics
- Unit 14 - Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology
- Unit 15 - Practical Chemical Analysis
- Unit 16 - Microbiology and Microbiological Techniques
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A distinction-graded assignment written about interviewing, investigations and resources.
Distinction graded assignment on the legal framework, a good outline of layout, and a good baseline of what content is needed for a distinction grade.
This document would have achieved a distinction grade with some extra work, however, as I had only gotten merits in the rest, this extra work was pointless for me. So this is a great baseline for anyone, no matter what grade you are trying to achieve.
This document secures the merit criteria surrounding testing results and what they mean. This document may be helpful for those unsure on how to write or word this criteria.
this document alongside the resubmission document will secure a merit grade, this is still a good baseline for a pass, or even just as a guide.
This was a resubmission for only 1 of the merit criteria for this assignment. Therefore if you are looking to secure that grade, use both documents in combination. If you only want a pass, then the other document will suffice on its own.
This is the final Assignment for unit 2 of the forensics BTEC, the logbook I have uploaded has everything needed, including a template to follow.
This document in combination with the resubmission document achieves a merit, this document alone will achieve a pass.
This got a merit from my strictest grader, this in combination with all other documents will achieve you a merit overall in the unit.
This is the smallest resubmission of the two, if you are looking for the pass grade, the original document would be the best, and for the merit the other resubmission document would be a good baseline, but if you definitely want to secure a merit then these 3 documents together will achieve that.