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    This document outlines the course design for a Forensic Ballistics subject at Colegio de Kidapawan Criminology Department. The course aims to familiarize students with the scientific study of firearms identification through examination in a laboratory setting. Over 11 topics, students will identify, understand, demonstrate, and describe key ballistics concepts like ammunition components, firearm classification, evidence collection procedures, and report writing. The course will be delivered over 12 weeks through lectures, discussions, illustrations and assessments to enable students to competently examine firearm evidence and prepare legal reports.

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    This document outlines the course design for a Forensic Ballistics subject at Colegio de Kidapawan Criminology Department. The course aims to familiarize students with the scientific study of firearms identification through examination in a laboratory setting. Over 11 topics, students will identify, understand, demonstrate, and describe key ballistics concepts like ammunition components, firearm classification, evidence collection procedures, and report writing. The course will be delivered over 12 weeks through lectures, discussions, illustrations and assessments to enable students to competently examine firearm evidence and prepare legal reports.

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    This document outlines the course design for a Forensic Ballistics subject at Colegio de Kidapawan Criminology Department. The course aims to familiarize students with the scientific study of firearms identification through examination in a laboratory setting. Over 11 topics, students will identify, understand, demonstrate, and describe key ballistics concepts like ammunition components, firearm classification, evidence collection procedures, and report writing. The course will be delivered over 12 weeks through lectures, discussions, illustrations and assessments to enable students to competently examine firearm evidence and prepare legal reports.

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    COLEGIO de KIDAPAWAN

    Quezon Boulevard, Kidapawan City

    CRIMINOLOGY DEPARTMENT

    INSTITUTION MISSION:
    1. Instill Love of God and People.
    2. Produce Competent Graduates on Baccalaureate and Technical Programs.
    3. Exercise leadership in the pursuit of peace and integral development for social transformation.
    4. Understand and respect diversity of culture while promoting national patriotism.
    5. Develop awareness and concern for Mother Earth.
    PROGRAM MISSION:
    To produce professionally competent and morally upright Graduates who can deliver effective service in Crime Prevention, Crime detection, Investigation
    Law Enforcement, Custody and Rehabilitation of Law Offender.
    PROGRAM OUTCOMES:
    CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
    COURSE/ DEGREE OUTCOMES:
    Bachelor of Science in Criminology
    TITLE OF SUBJECT:
    FORENSIC BALLISTICS
    SUBJECT OUTCOMES:
    This course involves a scientific study of firearm identification with the use of laboratory examination. The subject gives emphasis on the study of
    ammunitions, projectiles, gunpowder, primer and explosives, including the use of the bullet comparison microscope. It also deals with the principles in the
    microscopic and macroscopic examination of firearm evidences and the preparation of reports for legal proceedings in the solution of cases involving fire arms.

    COURSE DESIGN:
    Desired Learning
    Outcomes (DLO)
    Students must be
    able to:
    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    Learning Content/ Subject


    Matter

    Books and Other


    References

    I. Introduction
    Definition of terms
    Origin of Ballistics
    Branches of Ballistics
    -Interior/Internal Ballistic
    - Exterior/External Ballistic
    - Terminal Ballistic
    - Forensic Ballistic

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 1-2

    II. Firearms
    Origin
    Definition
    - Legal Definition
    - Technical Definition
    Classification
    - According to gun barrel
    - According to loading
    mechanism
    - According to ammunition
    - According to use
    - Miscellaneous Firearms

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p.6-27

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 1-4

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 5-22

    Teaching
    Delivery
    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    Assessment
    (achieve Learning)
    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Group report

    Resource
    Materials

    Time
    Table

    Number
    of
    Hours

    4 weeks

    12 hours
    Lecture
    8 hours
    Lab

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs

    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    III. Ammunition and Different


    types of Bullets
    - Definition
    - Origin and History
    - Parts of Ammunitions
    - Classification of Cartridges

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p.30 - 34

    IV. Cartridge Case


    - Definition and Origin
    - Functions of cartridge case
    - Parts of a cartridge case
    - Classification of Cartridge
    cases

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario)p. 47-50

    V. Primers
    - Definition and Origin
    - Parts of primer
    - Different types of Primer

    VI. Gunpowder
    - Definition
    - Classification of gun powders
    - Composition of gun powders

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 25 - 32

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs

    2 weeks

    6 hours
    Lecture
    4 hours
    Lab

    2 weeks

    6 hours
    Lecture
    4 Hours
    Lab

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 25 - 32

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 53-54
    Forensic Ballistics - Second
    Edition (Grimares) p. 35

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 57
    Forensic Ballistics - Second
    Edition (Grimares) p. 36

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs

    Classify
    Define
    Recognize
    Understand
    Familiarize
    Explain
    Demonstrate

    VII. Arms Manufacturing Related


    to Firearms Identification
    - How the barrel is made
    - Forensic firearm identification
    - Marks found on fired bullets
    - Marks found on fired shells
    - Tool marks Identification
    - Class characteristics
    Individual Characteristics

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 61-78
    Forensic Ballistics - Second
    Edition (Grimares) p. 42-46
    p.88-89

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs
    4 weeks

    VIII. Crime Scene Search for


    Ballistic Exhibit
    - General Search
    - Methods of Searching
    - Procedure at the Scene of the
    Shooting

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 85-86
    Forensic Ballistics - Second
    Edition (Grimares) p.70

    12 hours
    Lecture
    8 hours
    Lab

    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    IX. Recognition, Collection,


    Marking and Preservation of
    Physical Evidence
    Introduction of Evidence
    Recognition of Physical
    evidence
    Collection of Physical
    evidence
    Marking of Physical evidence
    Preservation of Physical
    evidence
    Transmittal of Physical
    evidence

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 74

    X. Scientific Equipment Used in


    Firearms Identification and
    Investigation

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 107

    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 90105

    - Bullet Comparison Microscope


    - Stereoscopic Microscope
    - Shadowgraph
    - CP-6 Comparison Projector
    - Bullet Recovery box

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs
    2 weeks

    Forensic Ballistics - Second


    Edition (Grimares) p. 83-85

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs

    2 weeks

    6 hours
    Lecture
    4 hours
    Lab

    6 hours
    Lecture
    4 hours
    Lab

    Identify
    Understand
    Demonstrate
    Describe
    Illustrate
    Familiarize
    Determine

    XI. Ballistic Report Writing


    -

    Preparation of Report

    Mechanics of a Good Report

    Forensic Ballistics - Third


    Edition(Del Rosario) p. 116119
    Forensic Ballistics - Second
    Edition (Grimares) p. 90

    1. Lecture/
    Discussion
    2. Research
    Work
    3. Illustration

    1. Quiz
    2. Recitation
    3. Periodical
    Examination
    4. Assignments

    1. Actual
    Demonstration
    2. Media
    Presentation
    3. Movie
    Clippings
    4.White Board
    Marker
    5.Hand outs
    2 weeks

    Prepared by:
    Jan Dominic Nava RCrim., CSP
    Criminology Instructor

    6 hours
    Lecture
    4 hours
    Lab

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