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Practical Assignment 1 Cover Page – Summer 2020
Course Code
PAS 303_A
Course Name
Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation
Exam Date
June 11, 2020
Student Details
Student Name
Student ID
Section
SU20_Su20_PAS 103_A
Instructions
Number of pages including cover page
9
Time Allowed
7 Days
% of final grade for course
10%
Materials and Equipment Allowed
Materials allowed
Pen, pencil, eraser. Open Book, Open Notes (OBON)
ACADEMIC HONESTY REMINDER:
Dishonest behavior in examinations is not permitted. The Academy will impose disciplinary measures on
students including dismissal, with a permanent record on the transcript.
CLO
CLO 1
CLO 2
Total Grade
Maximum Grade
50 marks
50 marks
100 marks
Earned Grade
Question Number
Practical
Practical
Student Signature: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………
After Exam Review:
I confirm I have received feedback and review of my examination paper
Student ID: ………………………………………………………… Student
Signature:…………………………………………….
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PAS 103 Introduction to Crime Scenes Practical Assignment 1: SKETCHING
CLO
Maximum Grade
CLO5
100
Earned Grade
The learning outcomes to be addressed are CLO 1, and CLO 2:
CLO1. Explain what a crime scene is, recognizing issues such as multiple sites, indoor, outdoor,
conveyance, persons, and cross contamination
CLO2. Explain Golden hour principles recognizing challenges around security, preservation and
containment of a crime scene, human rights of victims and suspects
The open book open note assessment (OBON) will count for a total of 10% of the Final grade, in accordance
with its rubric.
Assessed on details and accuracy of SKETCHING
Assessed on legibility of SKETCHING
Assessed on completeness of SKETCHING
Assessed on observations & critical thinking
Total marks available
20 marks
20 marks
20 marks
40 marks
100
INSTRUCTIONS: Refer to your lecture if you have any difficulties
1. Write your name and Rabdan Academy student number on the cover sheet and sign. You may
sign digitally
2. You will need to print out page 5 of this exam.
3. You will require a pencil and a straight edge, a protractor and compass while not required will
prove useful (you can use your cell phones to obtain coordinates and compass directions
4. The crime scene details are provided in the Instructions section
5. Using the attached (Excel) calculation tool, calculate your scale dimensions. Always start with
the outer perimeter
6. Print out page 5 of your exam it is where you will fill in the details and complete your drawing.
You will need to scan and submit this sheet along with your coversheet and written essay and
upload them into the Turnitin section provided in Moodle. This will be clearly indicated on
Moodle.
7. Also provide the precise coordinates of at least two items of evidence from the crime scene
using one of the techniques provided (Triangulation, Rectangular, Polar or Baseline)
8. Be sure to return your Submissions by the Deadline in WORD or PDF format only. Failure
to respect this restriction will result in a zero grade
9. Post your assignment into the Moodle area designated for submissions.
10. Type your name and RA ID No. in Cells B24 and B26 designated for this purpose and save
your Excel spread sheet.
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11. Scan your submission and Email this to me at: j.welch@ra.ac.ae NB ONLY the Excel Sheet
12. You have 7- days to complete this assignment. Deadline for submissions is Thursday June 18,
2020 by 08h00. This is ample time to complete this assignment. Submissions received after
that will not be accepted.
Include the following important details in your sketch (Bottom of your sketch sheet):
◼ Case No.
◼ Type of crime
◼ Investigator’s Full name and Job Title
◼ Name of any people assisting (please select another student ask in the Group forum)
◼ The date and time
◼ Address (accurate location) of the crime scene, its position in a building, landmarks, and
compass direction. You may use any address fictive or your own
◼ Identifying all evidence
◼ Identifying all important information (entrance etc.)
◼ Identifying information in sketch by a LEGEND or key to the symbols used to identify objects
or points of interest on the sketch
◼ At least two coordinates of the major discernible items of physical evidence and the critical
features of the crime scene (e.g. bassline and rectangular coordinates)
EXEMPLARS
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Please consider marking rubric below
PAS 103 Introduction to Crime Scenes
Practical Assignment: SKETCHING
1. Accuracy
2. Legibility
3.
Completeness
Limited
proficiency in a
range of
0 to 10%
Moderate
proficiency in a
range of 10 to
50%
Acceptable
proficiency in a
range of 51 to
74%
Outstanding
proficiency in a
range of 75 to
100%
0 – 12 Marks
13 – 15 Marks
16 – 17 marks
18 – 20 Marks
Limited
proficiency in a
range of
0 to 10%
Moderate
proficiency in a
range of 10 to
50%
Acceptable
proficiency in a
range of 51 to
74%
Outstanding
proficiency in a
range of 75 to
100%
0 – 12 Marks
14 – 15 Marks
16 – 17 marks
18 – 20 Marks
Limited
proficiency in a
range of
0 to 10%
Moderate
proficiency in a
range of 10 to
50%
Acceptable
proficiency in a
range of 51 to
74%
Outstanding
proficiency in a
range of 75 to
100%
0 – 12 Marks
14 – 15 Marks
16 – 17 marks
18 – 20 Marks
Student name:
Total Marks
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INSTRUCTION SHEET
SCENARIO
You have been called to the scene of an incident and are requested to perform the role of
Crime Scene Investigator.
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The ‘First Officer Attending’ has implemented the relevant cordons and an officer has been
deployed to maintain a ‘Scene Log’.
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There is a broken window in the ground floor living room and traces of glass can be seen on
the grass on the ground outside the building. (why is this suspicious?)
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You are required to attend the scene and complete a rough (draft) overhead/bird view Crime
Scene SKETCH. This will then be transferred to a finished Sketch
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One of the reasons for completing a sketch is to accurately update the Senior Investigating
Officer, so accuracy, legibility and completeness is important.
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Refer to teaching material and available resources provided this in Week 3 to complete the
sketch.
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You will then transfer your rough sketch to a completed version marked to scale. Please
submit both sketches as part of your assignment
THE CRIME SCENE
The following is the description of how to complete your assignment from start to finish
1. Select one room in your own home, preferably one with a straight wall, windows, and a door as
the baseline template for your basic outline
2. Draw your outline and measure the coordinates of this room – your imaginary crime scene
3. This scene occurs in a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. So, you need to add these
elements to your original outline. Measure you own bathroom if you need guidance for size.
4. There is a young child wrapped in a blanket at the foot of the bed, a female body lying across
the bed and there are traces of what appears to be blood (never assume) between the
bedroom and the bathroom
5. The female corpse has bruises mouth is wide open (why is this suspicious?)
6. The mirror over the sink is cracked and has traces of what appears to be blood both on the
mirror and in the sink below
7. There is an open vial of pills on the counter tipped on its side with only a few tablets remaining
in the vial. Examination of the label reveals they are Zoloft, a benzodiazepine SSRI (Selective
serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), a commonly prescribed anti-anxiety medication. The
prescription medication is in the name of the victim, according to the label. See the following
link and take careful note of the information contained therein:
https://www.helpguide.org/articles/anxiety/anxiety-
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medication.htm#:~:text=The%20antidepressants%20most%20widely%20prescribed,and%20post%2Dtraumatic%
20stress%20disorder.
8. There are candles on the bathtub, water, and a used bath towel on the floor (why is this
suspicious?)
9. There is a partial impression of a large sized bloody footprint at the doorway leading out and a
blood stain on the door jamb leading out of the bedroom
10. The top and middle drawers in the adjacent dresser are opened but not the bottom one (why is
this suspicious?)
11. On the nightstand next to the bed there is a cell phone the victim’s earrings and a hastily
scribbled note that reads “God forgive me; however, I cannot go on like this” (why is this
suspicious?)
12. There is a family photo of a couple and child lying face down on the same nightstand (why is
this suspicious?)
In your sketch of the scene (above) you must indicate and label (number) the evidence
mentioned. Additionally, you are to add other standard items of furniture you might see in the
bedroom and bathroom. Provide dimensions for larger items. The sketch should include at the
minimum some of the following items:
Bedroom:
Required: Bed, nightstand, dresser (commode) family photo, door, window, the two victims,
nightstand contents, a kitchen knife near the foot of the bed
Optional: Closet, a chair, a lamp, a cell phone, a carpet
Bathroom: Sink, bathtub, mirror, candles, discarded bath towel, vial of nearly empty tablets
Optional: Any common items typically found in a bathroom
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Provide some preliminary observations concerning your suspicions regarding this crime
scene and any preliminary conclusions or leads you may wish to follow up on. (40 Marks)
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