TEACHING UNIT 1. CRIMINOLOGY: PRINCIPLES AND LEVELS OF INTERPRETATION

1. Origin of criminology
2. - Definitions of interest
3. Personality criminology
4. Clinical criminology
5. Developmental criminology
6. Levels of interpretation
7. - Behavioral level
8. - Individual level
9. - General level

UNIT DIDACTIC 2. RESEARCH METHODS AND TECHNIQUES.

1. Research Methods
2. - Scientific Method
3. - Positive Method
4. - Clinical Method
5. - Historical Method
6. - Experimental Method
7. - Statistical Method
8. - Sociological method
9. - Research techniques
10. - Exploratory techniques
11. - Observation techniques
12. - Victimization surveys
13. - Social survey
14. - Criminological interview
15. - Criminological examinations

TEACHING UNIT 3. ESSENTIAL ASPECTS IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY

1. Violent personality and psychopathy
2. - Social and biological bases of violence
3. - Violent personality: Millon's theory
4. - Psychopathy: Raine and Hare's theory
5. Sexual assault
6. - Types of offenders in forensic psychology
7. - Sexual assault in children
8. - Etiology of sexual offending: Marshall's theory
9. Abuse in Forensic Psychology
10. - The abuser
11. - The victim
12. - Dynamics of the abusive relationship
13. Credibility of the testimony
14. - The criteria-based content analysis: CBCA
15. - The Statement Validity Analysis System (SVA)
16. - The juvenile interview
17. - The credibility of testimony in the case of adults
18. Addictions and their legal implications
19. - Considerations on the criminal treatment of drug addictions
20. - Substance-induced behavioral and conduct disorders
21. - The psychological profile of the substance abuser
22. - The evaluation of a drug addict from the expert's point of view
23. Accidents, impairment and disabilities
24. - Interview with the presumed incapacitated due to cognitive deficit
25. - Expert evaluations due to external causes: assaults, traffic and work accidents (TCE)
26. - Psychoneurological evaluation of the head trauma patient. Basic intervention methodology
27. - Evolution of TCE at the forensic level in general terms over time

UNIT 4. COMPUTER CRIMES AND CYBERSECURITY

1. Concept of computer forensics
2. - Objectives of computer forensics
3. Cyberspace and its security
4. Cybersecurity risks and threats
5. - Internal and external threats
6. - Main risks and threats
7. Objectives of cybersecurity
8. Lines of action of national cybersecurity
9. Computer crime
10. - Main characteristics of computer crime
11. Types of computer crime
12. Cybercrime
13. - Evolution of Spanish society in the use of new technologies. Cybercrime

UNIDAD DIDÁCTICA 5. FORENSIC BALLISTICS

1. Forensic ballistics
2. - Relevance of ballistics in criminal investigation
3. - Classification of forensic ballistics
4. Internal ballistics
5. - Personality of the weapon
6. External, terminal and operational ballistics
7. Characteristics of the weapon
8. - The caliber of a weapon
9. - The cartridge
10. - The rifling and the solid
11. - Effects ballistics
12. - Wound ballistics
13. - Types of bores
14. Mechanisms of ballistic comparison and identification
15. - Illustration methods
16. Other analyses and studies in relation to forensic ballistics
17. Basic personal safety equipment

UNIT DIDACTIC 6. Fingerprinting

1. Lofoscopic exploration
2. - Formation of lofoscopic prints
3. - Types of lofoscopic prints
4. - Conditions of the surfaces where lofoscopic prints are located
5. The technical-police ocular inspection

UNIT DIDACTIC 7. IDENTIFICATION OF INJURIES IN THE VICTIM

1. INTRODUCTION
2. OBJECTIVES
3. CONCEPTUAL MAP
4. Introduction to the problem
5. Forensic nursing: how to proceed
6. Injury identification
7. - Abrasive wound
8. - Puncture wound
9. - Cutting wound
10. - Puncture wound
11. - Blunt wound
12. - Blunt wound
13. - Firearm projectile injury
14. - Bite injury
15. Burns
16. Blast injuries

UNIT DIDACTIC 8. TOXICOLOGY, VIOLENCE, SIMULATION AND DISSIMULATION

1. Toxicology
2. - Drug poisonings
3. - Food product poisonings
4. - Mushroom poisonings
5. - Phytotoxicology
6. - Alcohols, ketones and glycols
7. - Caustics and bleaches
8. - Gases
9. Violence
10. - Domestic abuse
11. - Child abuse
12. - Elder abuse
13. - Simulation and dissimulation
14. - Simulation
15. - Dissimulation
16. - Syndromes

UNIT DIDACTIC 9. FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY

1. Concept of crime photography
2. - Objectives of crime photography
3. - Typology of photographs taken in crime photography
4. - Photography in police investigation
5. Photography in Police Technical Ocular Inspection in some cases
6. - Photography of documents
7. Photography and fingerprint recognition
8. Photography of the invisible
9. - Applications of ultraviolet and fluorescence photography
10. Techniques and Uses of Forensic Photography
11. - Introduction to optical and electronic photomicroscopy
12. - High-speed photography
13. - The 3D
14. - Scientific uses of photographic filters
15. - Holographic system

TEACHING UNIT 10. EVIDENCE COLLECTION AND DOCUMENTATION

1. Evidence collection
2. - Blood
3. - Semen
4. - Hair and pollen
5. - Other samples: exudates
6. Storage and transport of samples
7. Documentation
8. - Assessment sheet: functional patterns and needs
9. - Injury report
10. - Nursing record