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General Learning Exploration
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Module 1
Scientific Reasoning and Quantitative Foundations
1
Observations vs. Inferences in Forensic Scenarios
Distinguish observations from inferences in a forensic scenario.
Distinguish observations from inferences in a forensic scenario.
2
Formulating Testable Forensic Hypotheses
Formulate a testable hypothesis from a forensic question.
Formulate a testable hypothesis from a forensic question.
3
Identifying Variables in an Experiment
Identify independent, dependent, and controlled variables in a simple experiment.
Identify independent, dependent, and controlled variables in a simple experiment.
4
Converting Common Laboratory Metric Units
Convert measurements between common metric units used in laboratories.
Convert measurements between common metric units used in laboratories.
5
Calculating Ratios and Percentages in Forensic Data
Calculate ratios and percentages from a small forensic dataset.
Calculate ratios and percentages from a small forensic dataset.
6
Summarizing Data with Mean, Median, and Range
Summarize a small dataset using the mean, median, and range.
Summarize a small dataset using the mean, median, and range.
7
Interpreting Forensic Measurement Data
Interpret a table or graph of forensic measurements.
Interpret a table or graph of forensic measurements.
8
Classifying Sources of Uncertainty
Classify sources of uncertainty as random error, systematic error, or cognitive bias.
Classify sources of uncertainty as random error, systematic error, or cognitive bias.
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