1-Recognize the principles of crime scene evidence preservation and contamination control, ensuring accuracy in forensic analysis.

2-Explain the processes for receiving, cataloging, and safeguarding crime scene evidence in both laboratory and medical examiner settings, maintaining chain of custody.

3-Analyze physical and biological evidence such as blood, DNA, and tissue samples using advanced forensic techniques, providing critical insights for criminal investigations.

4-Apply appropriate laboratory and forensic pathology procedures to examine and interpret evidence, ensuring accurate and legally sound conclusions.

5-Illustrate the collaborative roles of forensic doctors and laboratory professionals in reconstructing crime events, preparing expert testimony, and supporting legal investigations.