Pearson BTEC • Forensic and Criminal Investigation

A destination grade assignment, for Practical scientific procedures and techniques, learning aim A.

Laboratory techniques and their application, learning aim C, Distinction grade level,

Laboratory techniques and their application, learning aim B, Distinction grade level, complete with graphs, tables and calculations included.

Laboratory techniques and their application, learning aim A, Distinction grade level.

This is an in depth assignment that is a correctly structured forensic expert witness statement/report, with findings from the analysis of evidence, with an interpretation of the findings from the analysis of evidence, and showing clear scientific reasoning to draw valid conclusions.

This is an in depth assignment discussing the key personal competencies developed in relation to scientific skills undertaken, and analysing skills developed and suggest improvements to own practice.

This is an in depth assignment discussing how to correctly use chromatographic techniques to produce chromatograms, the use of chromatographic techniques to separate mixtures, and analyse own chromatograms and relate the factors that affect the separation of mixtures to the quality of results obtained.

This is an in depth assignment discussing how to correctly obtain data using different equipment to construct cooling curves, determine the rate of cooling of substances using cooling curves, and analysing the rate of cooling of substances from your data using cooling curves to draw valid conclusions.

This is an in-depth assignment that describes how to prepare and standardise solutions for titration and colorimetry, investigate the concentration of unknown solutions, using procedures and techniques in titration and colorimetry, and skilful applications of procedures and techniques in titration and colorimetry to accurately determine the concentration of solutions.

This is an in depth assignment discussing the analytic techniques used to examine biological, chemical, and physical forensic evidence, the analytic techniques used to examine biological, chemical, and physical forensic evidence, the choice of the analytical techniques used to examine biological, chemical, and physical forensic evidence and an evaluation of the analytical techniques used in forensic science to examine biological, chemical, and physical forensic evidence.