Course Name
Course Code : PRP87
Venue Details
Postal Code : T12 WY42
Session Dates
Duration: 3 days (21 hours)
This 3-day training focuses on the theory and application of forensic ballistics and firearms analysis. Participants will explore firearm mechanics, ballistic analysis, and evidence handling. Through discussions, case studies, and simulated exercises, they will learn how to analyze firearm-related evidence and reconstruct shooting incidents without the need for physical firearms.
Introduction to Forensics Ballistics and Firearms
Module 1: Firearm Basics
Overview of firearms and ammunition types
Firearm functioning and mechanics (visual aids and diagrams)
Identification of firearm parts and their roles
Group Discussion
Module 2: Introduction to Ballistics
Types of ballistics (internal, external, terminal)
Understanding bullet trajectory and behavior through digital simulations
Factors affecting ballistic trajectories (angle, velocity, distance)
Hands-On Lab
Module 3: Forensic Analysis of Firearms
Markings on firearms (striations, impressions)
Methods for examining firearm toolmarks with digital images
Role-Playing Exercise
Ballistics and Evidence Handling
Module 4: Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection
Procedures for securing a crime scene (virtual crime scene simulation)
Evidence handling and chain of custody for firearms and ammunition
Packaging and documenting evidence through simulated reports
Group Discussion
Module 5: Forensic Analysis of Bullets and Casings
Bullet identification and comparison using digital microscope images
Cartridge case examination and matching with virtual images
Hands-On Lab
Module 6: Ballistic Trajectory Analysis
Techniques for determining bullet trajectory using 3D trajectory software
Reconstructing shooting incidents from evidence in virtual scenarios
Role-Playing Exercise
Advanced Topics in Forensics Ballistics and Firearms
Module 7: Forensic Firearm Examination
Advanced firearm identification methods (serial number restoration, chemical testing via virtual labs)
Evaluating firearm performance and malfunction analysis through digital resources
Group Discussion
Module 8: Legal and Ethical Considerations
The role of forensic experts in court
Writing reports and testifying as an expert witness
Case Study Analysis
Module 9: Case Study Analysis
Review of actual firearm cases and analysis of investigative techniques
Group Exercise: Participants present a forensic analysis based on virtual crime scene reports and digital forensic evidence, simulating real-life scenarios.
Mode of Delivery : The event can be attended both online and at nearby ProgNXT classroom by Individual Professionals and Corporate Employees as per the seat availability. Please Contact Us at [email protected] for checking the seat availability
Audience : We have a global audience that logs in to using their own computers to work hand in hand with our world-class instructors.
Assessment : Each training course will have ProgNXT Assessment at the end.
Certification : After successful passing of ProgNXT Assessment, ProgNXT Certification will be provided, which has got acceptance in 55+ Countries.
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