Table 2.

Course objectives of Forensic Entomology, Forensic Anthropology, and Hematology & Serology as stated in their syllabi.

Forensic Entomology	Forensic Anthropology	Hematology & Serology
1.Understand basic concepts of forensic entomology, as well as their applications 2.Identify techniques with which to sample insects in forensic cases 3.Analyze entomological data as forensic evidence	1.Identify elements for the forensic study—somatologic and/or osteologic—of live individuals, cadavers, and bone remains as constituents of the human identification process in a forensic context 2.Learn methods and techniques to identify live or dead individuals involved in legal issues by means of physical characteristics of each 3.Learn methods and techniques to estimate variables such as age, sex, height, and ancestry from human skeletal remains	1.Systematically and rigorously identify traces in the crime scene 2.Systematically and rigorously collect samples in the crime scene 3.Characterize blood and its constituents 4.Distinguish human blood from that of other animal species 5.Identify and characterize body fluids 6.Identify dried blood and its immunological features 7.Apply the above learning outcomes to the study of forensic cases