Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Reflection paragraph on process
My findings were very easy, and I found everything i need, but the project it self was very straight forward for the most part. The thing I enjoyed the most was that i found what i needed to know about my topic. I disliked how it wasn't as straight forward as I wanted it to be. If I had this same project again i would do nothing different. The reason for that is because i found everything i needed to know and it. If I did do it again i would probably change my topic to doing an EMT job. I think i would like to know more about that job.
Reflection Paragraph on Source
My findings were good. I found an answer to every question that i had to know about my topic. My most useful source was www.icsia.org/faq.html this website because i would find the most information on this website. My most trustworthy website is www.floridatechonline.com › Online Degree Resources because it's a online college and they tell what the job will be consisting of because they have to teach it to the students at that college. The one that is obviously bias is forensics.rice.edu/. I think it's most bias because it's their opinion that which college is better then the other one.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
Works Cited
www.crime-scene-investigator.net/
www.crime-scene-investigator.net/becomeone.html
www.explorehealthcareers.org
www.floridatechonline.com
www.icsia.org/faq.html
Friday, May 16, 2014
Reflection paragraph on findings
What were the most important facts you learned?
What i need to do first is get done with high school and graduate and get my diploma. Then i need to get my college education. Once i have my degree and come a police officer and then become a CSI investigator. What you need to have is an associate degree in forensic technology or a field that is close to it. another thing you need is on to three tears of CSI experience. You need a valid drivers license, and a certificate saying that you took the proficiency test within a year of hire or if you're going for CSI 2 it is required upon hire. Columbia College, Edison State College, Florida Sate University, George Washington University, Marshall University, Missouri Western State University, Townson University, University of California, University of Central Florida, and West Virginia University are the top ten colleges that you can master in CSI investigation.You need a minimum GPA of a 3.0 average, and a full time enrollment in a baccalaureate program at CSI. You also need to passed or exempt from all three CUNY Assessments. Another thing is you need to have 12-36 credits. If you have more and have at least two full academic years of undergraduate study remaining are considered on a case-by-case basis, If you have fewer than 12 credits completed you will considered based on the high school academic record in addition to the CSI academic record.the average salary a year for a CSI investigator is $20,000-$50,000. The difference in the salary is based on their education level and training level.
What i need to do first is get done with high school and graduate and get my diploma. Then i need to get my college education. Once i have my degree and come a police officer and then become a CSI investigator. What you need to have is an associate degree in forensic technology or a field that is close to it. another thing you need is on to three tears of CSI experience. You need a valid drivers license, and a certificate saying that you took the proficiency test within a year of hire or if you're going for CSI 2 it is required upon hire. Columbia College, Edison State College, Florida Sate University, George Washington University, Marshall University, Missouri Western State University, Townson University, University of California, University of Central Florida, and West Virginia University are the top ten colleges that you can master in CSI investigation.You need a minimum GPA of a 3.0 average, and a full time enrollment in a baccalaureate program at CSI. You also need to passed or exempt from all three CUNY Assessments. Another thing is you need to have 12-36 credits. If you have more and have at least two full academic years of undergraduate study remaining are considered on a case-by-case basis, If you have fewer than 12 credits completed you will considered based on the high school academic record in addition to the CSI academic record.the average salary a year for a CSI investigator is $20,000-$50,000. The difference in the salary is based on their education level and training level.
Finding Paragraph #3
What does it take to be a CSI investigator?
What i need to do first is get done with high school and graduate and get my diploma. Then i need to get my college education. Once i have my degree and come a police officer and then become a CSI investigator.
What i need to do first is get done with high school and graduate and get my diploma. Then i need to get my college education. Once i have my degree and come a police officer and then become a CSI investigator.
Finding Paragraph #2
What is the GPA requirement?
You need a minimum GPA of a 3.0 average, and a full time enrollment in a baccalaureate program at CSI. You also need to passed or exempt from all three CUNY Assessments. Another thing is you need to have 12-36 credits. If you have more and have at least two full academic years of undergraduate study remaining are considered on a case-by-case basis, If you have fewer than 12 credits completed you will considered based on the high school academic record in addition to the CSI academic record.
What do CSI investigators make a year?
The average salary a year for a CSI investigator is $20,000-$50,000. The difference in the salary is based on their education level and training level.
You need a minimum GPA of a 3.0 average, and a full time enrollment in a baccalaureate program at CSI. You also need to passed or exempt from all three CUNY Assessments. Another thing is you need to have 12-36 credits. If you have more and have at least two full academic years of undergraduate study remaining are considered on a case-by-case basis, If you have fewer than 12 credits completed you will considered based on the high school academic record in addition to the CSI academic record.
What do CSI investigators make a year?
The average salary a year for a CSI investigator is $20,000-$50,000. The difference in the salary is based on their education level and training level.
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