Criminal Behavior and Profiling by 
Criminalistics : an introduction to forensic science by 
Law and disorder by 
Forensic technology by 
Scenes of a crime [videorecording] by 
Surveillance in America : critical analysis of the FBI, 1920 to the present by The Criminal Investigation degree offers a strong academic background in investigative techniques, forensic science, evidence collection and analysis. The program is for students who wish to complete an associate's degree and enter the law enforcement field. The Criminal Investigation program is closely aligned with the college's Criminal Justice A.A.S. degree which concentrates on law, corrections, administration, criminology and community policing and the Forensic Science Studies A.S. degree, which prepares graduates exclusively for work in a laboratory environment.
There is overlap between these fields of study, hence it is recommended that the student consult the various subject guide pages:
Criminal Investigation
Crime Classification Manual: a standard system for investigating and classifying violent crimes by 
Crime scene investigation [electronic resource] : methods and procedures by 
Cyber Forensics: from data to digital evidence by 
Forensic approaches to buried remains by 
Forensic Ballistics in Court: interpretation and presentation of firearms evidence by 
Forensic science: current issues future directions by 
Infared and Roman spectroscopy in forensic science by 