Course Schedule

2024


Fall 2024
Instruction Begins: September 25th
FS Program Orientation: September 20th
Finals: Mon-Fri, December 9th-13th
CourseCRNUnitsCourse TitleDay & TimeInstructor
FOR201A329473Forensic Science-A FundamentalsMon. 5:00-8:00 PMTriebold, Hall
FOR207329483Forensic SpectroscopyWed. 6:00-9:00 PMMiller
FOR220329493Analysis of ToxicantsTues./Thurs. 3:10-4:30 PMZhang
FOR221L329502Forensic Instrumentation LabThur. 5:00-9:00 PMTriebold
FOR280329513Forensic DNA AnalysisThurs. 1:00-4:00 PMHall
FOR290329511Seminar in Forensic ScienceFri. 3:30-4:30 PMHall
FOR290C329531Graduate Research ConferenceVariousHall
FOR299*Variable0-18Research in Forensic Science Various

 

2025


 

Winter 2025
Instruction Begins: January 6th
Finals: Mon-Fri, March 17th-21st
CourseCRNUnitsCourse TitleDay & TimeInstructor
FOR201B235653Forensic Science-B FundamentalsMon. 6:00-9:00 PMHess, Hall, Viray
FOR268235683Forensic StatisticsThurs. 6:00-9:00 PMMiller
FOR276235693Population GeneticsTues. 6:00-9:00 PMRodzen
FOR218235673Forensic Case Reports Fri. 3:10-6:00 PMWaltonen
FOR298235753Group Study (Forensic Photography)Fri. 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMHess
FOR290235711Seminar in Forensic ScienceTues. 4:30-5:30 PMHall
FOR290C235721Graduate Research ConferenceVariousHall
FOR299*Variable0-18Research in Forensic Science Various

 

Spring 2025
Instruction begins: March 31st
Finals: Fri, June 6th, & Mon-Thurs, 9th-12th
Commencement: TBD
CourseCRNUnitsCourse TitleDay & TimeInstructor
FOR201C414893Forensic Science-C FundamentalsMon. 4:00-7:00 PMChamberlain, Hall
FOR240414903Homicide Crime Scene InvestigationFri. 4:00-7:00 PMHess
FOR281414913Forensic DNA LabWed./Thurs.
4:00-7:00 PM
Hall/Viray
FOR277555653Forensic GeneticsTues. 4:00 - 7:00 PMN. Miller
FOR290C414921Graduate Research ConferenceVariousHall
FOR299*Variable0-18Research in Forensic Science  Various
      

For University holidays and academic dates, refer to the UC Davis Master Academic Calendar.

*Current students: 299 units are to be used for research-related activities only. You should register for 299 units with your Principal Investigator. Contact the Graduate Program Coordinator for your course registration number (CRN) for 299 units after you have received email approval from your PI.

Optional campus electives may be useful to your particular research area. Please check the UCD course catalog for class availability and details. Current schedules of campus classes can be found at http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/registration/register/index.cfm. ETX102B fulfills the Quantitative Analysis requirement for California crime labs that require coursework in Quantitative Analysis.

Note: 100 series courses are upper division—a maximum of twelve units can be taken for a graduate degree program. 200 series courses are graduate courses.