Vocabulary
Scientific Method
The Case of Jane
Syllabus Q's
100

Any physical location in which a crime has occurred or is suspected of having occurred

Crime Scene

100

First step in the scientific method

State the problem

100

Title of this week's Mystery Monday

The Murder of the Harvard Grad Student

100

Name any of the 3 course requirements 

Respecting the teacher, any guests that may appear in class, and one another

Original work

Attending and engaging in class 

200

Original location of a crime

Primary Crime Scene

200

Second step in the scientific method

Research

200

Full name of the victim

Jane Britton


200

Exams are what % of the total grade

20%

300

Analysis of body fluids and dried stains such as blood

DNA

300

Predicting the outcome of the problem is....

forming a hypothesis

300

Year of the murder

1969

300

Projects are what % of the grade

30%

400

Study of ammunition

Ballistics 

400

What happens after you predict the outcome?

Experiment

400

Advent of DNA

1985

400

Attendance is what % of the grade

10%

500

Identification and comparison of fingerprints or other hidden impressions from sources like feet, shoes, eats etc

Latent prints

500

Why is the scientific method important in forensics?

It is supposed to provide a safety net to ensure the outcome of an investigation is unbiased

500
What year was the case closed?

2012

500

Who was quoted on the syllabus?

Shakespeare

Emerson