SCHOOL OF FORENSIC SCIENCE

Record of Applied and Action Learning

(Practice)

Subject Name: Forensic psychology

Subject Code: CUTM 2464

Semester: 3rd

Name: T. Sharon Rose

Registration No.: 221904320015

Program/Branch: Bachelor of science

Specialization: Forensic science

Academic Year: 2023 - 24

Campus: Vizianagaram (AP)

CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
ANDHRA PRADESH

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms. T. Sharon rose having Registration No:221904320015 of 3rd
Semester of School of Forensic Science, Centurion University of Technology and
Management, Vizianagaram campus has completed 5 number of experiments in Forensic
psychology and Action Learning Laboratory and fulfills the Forensic psychology subject
requirements.

Signature of/HOD/Dean Signature of Faculty

Office Seal
 INDEX
Page Faculty
S.NO. Date Name of the Experiment Remark
No. Signature
To cite a crime case where legal procedures
pertaining to psychic behavior had 1-2
1 02-08-23 to be invoked

To prepare a report on relationship between 3-4

23-08-23 mental disorders and forensic psychology.
2
To review a crime case involving serial murders.
Comment on the psychological traits of the 5-6
3 13-09-23 accused.
To cite a crime case involving a juvenile and
argue or and against lowering the age for 7-8
4 27-09-23 categorizing an individual as juvenile.

To cite a criminal case in which narco analysis

9-10
5 25-10-23 was used as a means to detect deception.
 of Forensic Science
School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

2023-24
Academic Year: ...................... Subject Name: Forensic psychology
........................................................... Subject Code: CUTM2464
..........................
Centurion
University Semester: 3rd BSc
............... Program: ........................................ Branch: Forensic
......................... Specialization:Forensic Science
..........................

Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment: To cite a criminal case in which narco analysis was
used as a means to detect the deception.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. google scholars website

PROCEDURE

Theory: Narco analysis, also known as the truth serum test, is a technique used to exact information from
Suspects in Criminal investigations. These practical aims to provide a Comprehensive understanding a
narco analysis, its legal implications and effectiveness in Solving Crimes.

Principle: - By using imagination, a person is able to lie. In this test, Subject's imagination is neutralized
by making him/her semi- Conscious. In this state it becomes difficult to lie and answers would be
restricted to facts he/she is already aware of Efforts are made to obtain probative truth about the crime.

Victim - Shraddha walker

Accused - Aftab Amin Poonawala
A shovel, two knives and a hammer.
The heart wrenching Marder of shraddha walker in [May 18, 2022] has been uncovered Six months after her
death. This horrific Case dates back to 2019 when shraddha and Aftab started to be in a live in relationship.
shraddha's nagging to get married and the internal conflict between the two made the situations worse. It
was discovered that Aftab that had chopped her off into more than 30 pieces. The body was further thrown
across Various Cities of Delhi. The Investigative team said that he preserved the body in 300-liter fridges and
used to dump them. After 2 am for consecutive Eighteen days. The case might not have been Uncovered,
had the Circumstantial Evidence not been substantiated.

According to the investigators, the narco test should be conducted to Ensure the veracity of various claims
Since Aftab has been changing his statements and not co-operating in the probe. After narco test, the
weapons used for Marder were discovered later and also thirteen body parts eighty for by using walker's
father DNA sample according to police, victims head and phone are not discovered yet.

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we can observe the way narco analysis is used in the process of investigation.

Safely Precaution:
Results:
Narco Analysis is a Controversial technique that has been lived in criminal Investigations for
many years. with it can be Effective in some cases, its reliability has been questioned by many
Experts. Due to its unethical medical procedures. The drugs used to sedate the witness [sodium
Amytal] are potent drugs and in overdose can lead to unconsciousness, Coma or death.

Narco is not a sure shot method, some people still retain their ability to lie and deceive in the
semi-conscious state. It is important for law Enforcement agencies to Carefully consider the legal
and Ethical implications of Narco analysis before using it in criminal investigations.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 2
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................
2023-24 Forensic psychology CUTM2464
Academic Year: ...................... Subject Name: ........................................................... Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University 3rd
Semester: ............... BSc
Program: ........................................ Branch: Forensic
......................... Specialization: ..........................

Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment: A report on the relationship between mental disorder and
forensic psychology.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. google scholars website

PROCEDURE

Theory: - Mental disorders are also known as mental illness or psychiatric disorder refers to a wide range of
conditions that effect a person's thoughts, Emotions, behavior and overall mental health. There are Certain
mental disorders like Psychopathy, NPD etc. which leads to make An Individual and serial killer.
Case study: -
Name - Andrea Yates
Date of Birth - July 2, 1964, in Houston, Texas
profession - Nurse
Husband - Rusty yates
Children's- 5 members [Noah, Paul, Luke, John]
Disorders - Bulimic
post-partum psychosis, Schizophrenia
Andrea yates thrived at Milby high school.
she Was a valedictorian, a member of the national Honour society & swimming team Captain. Andrea was
bulimic during her teenage years. She also suffered from depression at the age of seventeen spoke to a friend
about Suicide. yates Completed a 2-year pre-nursing program at the university of Houston and graduated from
university of Texas School of Nursing. From 1986 to 1994 she worked as a registered Nurse at the university of
Texas's MD Andersyn Cancer center. In summer 1989 she meets Rusty gates at landscape Apartments in
Houston, Texas. They were married on April 17, 1993, 1st child. [Noah] born on Feb 1994. After Rusty accepted
a job after in Florida. After giving birth of third son Paul, they Settled back to Houston and purchase a house
after giving birth to 4th son [Luke] Andrea become depressed on June 16, 1999, Rusty found Andrea shaking
and chewing her fingers. Next day, she attempted Commit Suicide by overdosing on Pills. She admitted to
hospitals and prescribed antidepressants. Rusty moved. family to a small house for the sake of her health. July
1999, she commits 2 Suicide attempts because of nervous breakdown. She was diagnosed with post-partum
psychosis when she consulted a doctor Dr.Eileen star branch he testified urged the couple not to have more
children has it would guaranteed for that psychotic depression after giving birth of her fifth child Mary on Nov 30,
2000 they became normally after her father death she was mutilated herself and read the bible feverishly and
stop the feeding of her engaged child on May 3,2001 she degenerated back into a near cationic state drew a
bath in the middle of the day on June 20, 20001 her mother Dora Yates scheduled by him to arrive in hour later
to take over for her in the Spack of time she drowned her 5 children in the bathtub.

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Judgement On March 2002 trial court sentenced her to life imprisonment in the Texas
department of Criminal Justice with Eligibility for parole in 40 yrs.

Safely Precaution:
Results:

Later, After the final imprisonment they Conclude that a real reason behind her crime was she
heard voices saying that you are a bad mother and your children will go to hell she believed the
only way to save her children souls was to kill them to heaven so she herself possessed by a
satan your children will go to hell. she to save her Children's bad mother and. believed the only
way. souls were to kill them to heaven so, she herself possessed by satan

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 4
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... Forensic psychology

2023-24 Subject Name: ........................................................... Subject Code: CUTM2464
..........................
Centurion
University 3rd
Semester: ............... BSc
Program: ........................................ Forensic
Branch: ......................... Specialization: ..........................

13/9/23
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment: To cite a crime case involving Juvenile and for an Against
lowering the age for Categorizing an individual Juvenile.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. google scholar website

PROCEDURE

Theory: There are some Criteria in which an adult can be treated has a Juvenile in trail they are:

Age limit: - in my Jurisdictions, individuals who are just above the age of majority [usualy18] may be treated as Juveniles if they
are under a Certain age limit, like ranging from 18 to 21 may be tried as Juveniles and subject to the juvenile justice system.

Offense Severity: - Some Jurisdictions may consider the severity of the offenses when deciding whether to treat as a juvenile. Less
serious offenses may be more likely to result in Case being handled in the juvenile system.

Case study-

Name - MORPIS ODELL MANON CASE

Accuse - Morris Odeli Monise
victims - mor than 3
Charged - burglar, Arson and murder.
Morris Odell Macon he was born in year 1954 March 28 in Pennsylvania, U.S. he was Executed by Electrocution on June 25,1985 in
Viriginia, U.S. Morris has IQ levels of 66 which means that he was mentally retar dated and at the age of his 21 he started hearing some
weird noises over his head. He was raised by his mother Northampton Country and from Childhood he started hearing voices and due to his
problem, he never completed his school and he diagnosed with the paranoid schizophrenic, and it is starting stage of psychiatric
commitment.at the age of 17 years, old. Completed his school and he is diagnosed with the Treona'd schizophrenic, and it is starting stage
of Periotic Competent of the age of 14 years old.

Crime Scene 1-

Manson burglarized a house in Viriginia and let it on fire in the Eastern shore for this case he was examined by Feb Dr. Richand williams and
he found that he was mentally unstable who was suffering with Schizophrenia and due to his burglar activity, he was prisoned for 10 years
imprisonment and during his punishment he was begged to a local parole officer to give him bail and yet last April 12, 1978, he got bail and
started his crime spree on May 2, 1978, he was burglarized into a house of 86 years old women their he trapped her and then set house on
fire and left. And on May 13, 1978, again he burglarized into a house 71-year-old women house and raped her and forced her to be
undressed and had intercourse with here then he nailed her hands to chairs and left her in the house and set up her house on fire. And last
on May 14,1978 he burglarized a house of two alone girls age range in between 12 to 14 then during that time one of the child tried to shoot
him with the pistol but hemanaged to take the pistol and shoot him with the pistol and shoot her down at abdomen and during this struggle
another one ran into forest but she caught him and he rapped her and left in forest but on May 15 he was arrested and caught due to his
criminal records and he was executed by the court in June 25,1985 during the trails many port caste shows were supported the Manson due
to his mental disability but court decided to hung him due to severity of his crimes.

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we can observe the way court has lead the adult trail as a juvenile from the above crime case.

Safely Precaution:
Results:
Macon Examined by the at his psychiatrist first crime he was named Dr. Richard walling he started that
Marison was mentally unstable and his 19 [66] very low that a normal human being bat due to his severity of
his crimes he was Executed by the court.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 6
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

Forensic psychology
2023-24 Subject Name: ...........................................................
Academic Year: ...................... Subject Code: CUTM2464
..........................
Centurion
University 3rd
Semester: ............... BSc
Program: ........................................ Forensic
Branch: ......................... Specialization:Forensic Science
..........................

Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment: To understand the legal procedure to handle a criminal case
with psychic behavior.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. google scholar website

PROCEDURE

Case Study: Jeffrey Dahmer was a notorious American Serial killer cand sex offender who gained infamy in the
late 20th century. Operating between 1978 to 1991, he murdered and dismembered 17 men. Characterized by
his victims with the promise of money or alcohol before assaulting and murdering them. Dahmer's crimes were
dismembered bodies in his apartments He was arrested, tried, and convicted in 1992 for the murders he
committed. During the trial, Dhamer's pleaded guilty but insane to charges of murder and was sentenced to 16
consecutive life terms in prison.

Legal Procedures:

Anest: Dahmer was Arrested in July 1991 atter Police discovered photographs of dismembered bodies in
his apartments.

charging - After his arrest, Dahmer was charged with multiple counts of murder sexual assault, and other
related offences based on the evidence collected from his apartments.

Investigations- law Enforcement conducted a through investigation, collecting Evidence, interviewing

witness, and Examining the Crime scene.

Trial- Dahmer's Case went to trial in 1992. He pleaded guilty but insane to 15 counts of murder. The
prosecution presented Evidence, including witness testimonies and forensic findings, to Establish his guilt.

Sentencing: - After being found guilty, Dahmer was sentenced to 16 Consecutive life terms in prison,
totaling 937 years.

Appeals - Dahmer did not appeal his Conviction.

Imprisonment: - Dahmer served his sentence at the Columbia Correctional institution in portage, Wisconsin,
until his death in 1994 when he was killed by a fellow in mature.

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we can understand the legal procedures in a criminal case involving psychic behaviour.

_
Safely Precaution:
Results:

The Jeffery Dahmer case concluded with his sentencing in 1992. Dahmer's death in 1994, when
he was killed by a fellow in mature in prison, further closed the chapter on his criminal activities.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015
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School: ............................................................................................................. Campus: .......................................................

2023-24 Forensic psychology CUTM2464

Academic Year: ...................... Subject Name: ........................................................... Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University 3rd
Semester: ............... BSc
Program: ........................................ Forensic
Branch: ......................... Specialization:Forensic Science
..........................

Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment: To review a Crime case involving serial murderers to

understand the psychological traits of an accused.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. google scholar website

PROCEDURE

Theory: In Scientific language, Serial Killers is a' western phenomena 'The unlawful killing of two or more
People by the same person on different occasions with the same operandi is known as Serial Killers/
Murderers what motivates a person to commit serial killings is the most intriguing question is research on
Serial murders are biological, Psychological and sociological factors as the driving forces behind individuals.

CRIME CASE - Andrei chikatilo Case

BORN: 16 October 1936

PLACE: Russia

Occupation: Telephone Engineer

Case - the grew up in the great During Uranium the aftermath of a farmer of his childhood he had an 19305,
older brother who had been kidnapping and Eaten by his Neighbours. Later he become a telephone Engineer.
HE was forced to resign his position, however after some Parents Complained of sexual harassment by Chikatilo on
their children. He began his killings in 1978, preying on victims of very young age whom he met at rail stations and bus
He was
depots forced to resign
of various his
cities to position,
which however
he travelled after
for his Job some
Purpose.Parents Complained
He selected very poorof sexual
people whoharassment
search for Jobsby
which they
Chikatilo require
on their it badly.He
children. He began
selectedhis
so poverty
killings made the girls
in 1978, to fallon
preying in his trap. He
victims of used
very to rape them
young age and
whom kill and
he met
eatstations
at rail them. In 1984, he was
and bus arrested
depots by a police
of various officer
cities who witnessed
to which his molesting
he travelled a girlPurpose.
for his Job at who trainHe
station. But they
selected very
mis identified his semen traces and blood type. After his release, Chikatilo resumed his killings. In 1990 he was
pooridentified
people aswho search for Jobs which they require it badly. He selected so poverty made the
a chief suspect in the crimes and arrested. He was Caught due to CCTV footage in the train stations. He
girls to fall in his
trap. He used to rape them and kill and eat them. In 1984, he was arrested by a police officer
was carrying a briefcase containing items to those in his position. When he was detained six years earlier. He was who witnessed
his molesting
Confessed of a 52
girlmurders.
at who train station. But they mis identified his semen traces and blood type. After his
release, Chikatilo resumed his killings. In 1990 he was identified as a chief suspect in the crimes and arrested.
He was Caught due to CCTV footage in the train stations. He was carrying a briefcase containing items to
those in his position. When he was detained six years earlier. He was Confessed of 52 murders.

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Psychological items: - killer instinct is the mental preparedness of a person to commit murders.
This Psychological state is gradually built through the interactions between the nature of the
killer and DRLF through key incidents in life. A subject with a saturated killer instinct potential
murderer. Killer Instinct is a tendency of a person to commit Serial killing.

Safely Precaution:
Results:

According to the above Case study it is Studied that Andrie Chikatilo was Experienced a
Psychological trauma which causes him to trigger with borderline personality disorder. Due to
this, the Culprit was become a Serial Killer.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015
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 SCHOOL OF FORENSIC SCIENCE

Record of Applied and Action Learning

(Practice)

Subject Name: FORENSIC CHEMISTRY

Subject Code: CUTM 2465
Semester: 3rd

Name: T. Sharon rose

Registration No.: 221904320015

Program/Branch: Bachelor of Science

Specialization: Forensic Science

Academic Year: 2023-2025

Campus: Vizianagaram (AP)

CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
ANDHRA PRADESH

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms. T. Sharon rose having Registration No:221904320015 of 3rd
Semester of School of Forensic Science, Centurion University of Technology and
Management, Vizianagaram campus has completed 5 number of experiments in Forensic
chemistry and Action Learning Laboratory and fulfills the Forensic chemistry subject
requirements.

Signature of/HOD/Dean Signature of Faculty

Office Seal
 INDEX
Page Faculty
S.NO. Date Name of the Experiment Remark
No. Signature
To identify NDPS drugs by color 1-2
1 05-08-23
test and TLC
2 Examination of petroleum
19- 09- 23 products as per BIS specification. 3-4
To determine the specific gravity of
3 02-10-23 liquids by pycnometer bottle method 5-6

4 To determine the moisture 7-8

16-10-23 content in the given coal sample.
Identification of alcoholic beverages as
5 07-10-23 per BIS specification. 9-10

Detection of low explosives of 11-12

6 28-10-23
chemical/color test and TLC.
Analysis of phenolphthalein in 13-14
7 04-11-23
bribe trap cases
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... forensic chemistry

2023 - 24 Subject Name: ........................................................... CUTM2465
Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University B.sc
3rd Program: ........................................
Semester: ............... Branch:forensic science Specialization: forensic
......................... science
..........................
05-08-23
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment:

To identify NDPS drugs by color test and TLC

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. TLC paper,
2. datura which is used as drug in the experiment,
3. mortar,
4. pestle,
5. UV light.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:
Thin Layer Chromatography is a technique used to isolate
nonvolatile mixtures. The experiment is conducted on a sheet of aluminium
foil, plastic, or glass which is coated with thin layer of absorbent material.
The material usually used is aluminium oxide, cellulose, or silica gel.
On completion of the separation, each component appears as spots
separated vertically. Each spot has a retention factor (Rf) expressed as:

Rf = distance travelled by the sample/distance travelled by the solvent.

PROCEDURE:
1. Take a datura fruits and make it into pieces, keep it in the mortar and
crush it with the pestle.
2. Add distilled water to it until it comes to the paste format.
3. Now take a TLC paper and keep a drop of this paste on the TLC at least
a cm away from the base and wait for few minutes.
4. Now keep the TLC containing datura drop in the UV light and observe the
changes.

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The rf value of the given DATURA sample are calculated as follow:

Rf = distance travelled by the sample/distance travelled by the solvent.

Rf = 2.7/6
= 0.45

Safely
Safety Precautions4:
Results:

This based on data comparison with literature of the rf value obtained by the
thin layer chromatography technique it was concluded that the test sample
may be __________
DATURA

10

10
10
10
50

Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
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2023 - 24 forensic chemistry CUTM2465
Centurion
University 3rd B.sc Forensic Forensic

19-09-23
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

Examination of petroleum products as per BIS specification.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Pensky-martens flash point apparatus,

2. given lubricant oil sample,
3. thermometer.

PROCEDURE

As per Bureau of Indian standards for petroleum products we are considering

following parameters:
1. Flash point and fire point
2. Specific gravity
3. Viscosity

THEORY: A good lubricating oil should not volatize under the working
temperature. Even same volatization takes place. The vapor formed should
not form inflammable mixture with oil air under the condition of other
lubricance.

FLASH POINT: It is the temperature to which a combustible liquid must be

heated to fire of sufficient vapors to form momentarily a flammable mixture
with air when a small flame is brought near the surface of liquid under
specified condition.

FIRE POINT: Fire point of oil in the lowest temperature at which it will give
enough vapor, which on raising will begin to produce a continuous flame
above the oil.

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PROCEDURE:
1. Thoroughly clean and dry all the parts of the cup and its accessories before
starting the test, being sure to remove any solvent which had been used to
clean the apparatus fill the cup with the sample to be tested to the level
indicated by filling marks.
2. Insert the thermometer, light the test flame and adjust it to 4 mm in
diameter.
3.The oil sample is further heated and the rate of about 1 degree centigrade
per minute and application of test flame is done after every 1-degree
centigrade raise in temperature of the oil. Sample gives a clear and distinct
blue flash is reached as the fire point of the oil. Say this as t2 degree
temperature.
Safety Precaution:
Safely
Results:

The flash point off the given oil sample = t1= 55 degree centigrade
The fire point of the oil sample= t2 = 57 degree centigrade.

Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks

Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023 -24 Forensic chemistry CUTM2465

Centurion
University 3rd B.sc Forensic Forensic science

02-10-23
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To determine the specific gravity of liquids by pycnometer bottle method

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Pycnometer of about 1 liter capacity,

2. oil and
3. water.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:
G= (W2-W1)/(W2-W1) -(W3-W1)
W1= wt. of pycnometer
W2= wt. of pycnometer + water
W3=wt. of pycnometer + oil
W4=wt. of pycnometer + water + oil

PROCEDURE:

1. Clean and dry the pycnometer and weigh it along with the conical
cap(W1)
2. Select about 50ml water put the same in pycnometer weight(W2)
3. weight of pycnometer with oil(W3)
4. weight of pycnometer half water and half oil(W4)

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W1= 37.31
W2= 57.62
W3= 79.70
W4= 84.41

G = (W2-W1)/(W2-W1) -(W3-W4)
= (87.62-37.31)/ (87.62-37.31) -(79.70-84.41)
= 50.31/50.31+41.71
=50.31/55.02
G =40.914

Safety Precaution:
Safely
Results:

G1=40.914

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Signature of Faculty Name: T. Sharon Rose
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023 -24 Forensic chemistry CUTM2465

Centurion
University 3rd B.sc Forensic Forensic science

16-10-23
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To determine the moisture content in the given coal sample.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. Crucible,
2. hot air oven,
3. coal sample,
4. desiccator

PROCEDURE

THEORY:

1. PROXIMATE ANALYSIS:
The proximate analysis of coal incides the determination of
moisture, volatile matter, ash, fixed carbon and calorific value is calculated
with the help of the Goulas formula the proximate analysis is carried out by
adopting the procedures as recommended in Indian standard method of test
coal and coke.

2. MOISTURE:
In coal maybe present as absorbed water an extreme surface
of coal or in the capillary of pores present in the coal and this is termed as
free or accidental moisture. It is also present as combined water as water of
hydration of inorganic constituents are dissolved water of resalting from
decomposition of organic compounds and this is distinguished as inherent or
hydroscopic moisture.

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Weight of empty crucible (W1) = 73.52gm

Weight of empty crucible with coal(W2) =75.58gm
Weight of crucible after heating(W3) =75.34gm

Percentage of moisture content= w2-w3/w2-w1 *100

= (75.58-75.34)/ (75.58-75.34) *100

= 11.65%

Safety Precaution:
Safely
Results:

Percentage of moisture content= 11.65%

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023-24 Forensic chemistry CUTM2465

Centurion
University 3rd B.sc Forensic Forensic science

07-10-23
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

Identification of alcoholic beverages as per BIS specification.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. Organic liquid,
2. glacial acetic acid, & sulfuric acid,
3. zinc chloride, & hydrochloric acid,
4. test tubes, test tube holders, filter.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:

ESTER TEST:
Carboxylic acids reacts with alcohols forming a fruit smelling ester. The
reaction between an alcohol and carboxylic acid is called as esterification. This
reaction is slow type reaction catalyzed by concentrated sulfuric acid.

CHEMICAL REACTION:
R-OH+R-COOH -----R-COOR+H2O
CH3OH+CH3-COOH-----COOCH3+H2O

NOTE: A sweet smell indicates the presence of alcoholic group.

Distinction between primary, secondary and tertiary alcohol.

LUCAS TEST:
The mixture of zinc chloride and concentrated hydrochloric acid is
called as Lucas reagent, it reacts with primary, secondary of different rates, this
reagent forms a cloudiness on reacting with tertiary alcohols reacts immediately
and give cloudiness, secondary alcohols react slowly.

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• Gives cloudiness after 5 to 10 minutes and there is no reaction with primary

alcohols.
• Cloudiness appears immediately- Tertiary alcohols
• Cloudiness appears with 5 to 10 minutes-secondary alcohols
• Cloudiness appears only on heating- Primary alcohols.
PROCEDURE:
ESTER TEST:
1. Take 1ml of organic liquid to be tested in a clean and dry test tube.
2. Add 1ml of glacial acetic acid and 2-3 drops of concentrated sulphuric acid.
3. Heat the mixture in a water bath for 10 minutes.
4. Take Lucas reagent in 135gm of zinc chloride in 100ml of concentrated
hydrochloric acid.
Safety
Safely Precaution:
Results:

Sweet smell indicates the presence of alcoholic group.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student:
Signature of Faculty Name: T. Sharon Rose
Regn. No.: 221904320015 10
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... Forensic chemistry

2023-24 Subject Name: ........................................................... CUTM2465
Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University 3rd Program: ........................................
Semester: ............... B.sc Forensic
Branch: ......................... Specialization: Forensic science
..........................
28-10-23
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment:

Detection of low explosives of chemical/color test and TLC.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. Aluminium foil,
2. plastic or glass jar,
3. aluminium oxide,
4. cellulose or silica gel.

PROCEDURE

PRINCIPLE:
Like other chromatographic techniques thin layer chromatography (TLC)
depends on the separation principle. The compounds in the mobile phase move
over the surface of the stationary phase. The movement occurs in such a way that
the compounds which have a higher affinity to the stationary phase move slowly
while the other compounds travel fast. Therefore, the separation of the mixture is
attained. One completion of the separation process, the individual component from
the mixture appears as spots at receptive levels on the plates. Their character and
nature are identified by suitable detection techniques.

PROCEDURE:
1. The stationary phase that is applied to the plate is made to dry and stabilize.
2. To apply sample spots, thin marks are made at the bottom of the plates with the
help of a pencil.
3. Apply sample solutions to the marked spots.
4. Pour the mobile phase into the TLC chamber and maintain equal humidity, place
a moistened filter paper in the mobile phase.

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5. Immerse the plate for the development remember to keep the sample spots well
above the level of the mobile phase. Do not immerse it in the solvent.
6. Wait till the development of the spots, once the spots are developed, take out the
plates and dry them. The sample spots can be observed under the UV light chamber.

Safety
Safely Precaution:
Results:

We can observe that the low explosives like black powder being travelled in
the thin layer chromatography.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 12
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... Forensic chemistry

2023-24 Subject Name: ........................................................... CUTM2465
Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University 3rd
Semester: ............... B.sc
Program: ........................................ Forensic
Branch: ......................... forensic science
Specialization: ..........................

04-11-23
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment:

Analysis of phenolphthalein in bribe trap cases

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Phenolphthalein powder,
2. sodium carbonate,
3. bribery currency notes.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:
In trap related cases generally, phenolphthalein is used during anti-corruption
operation as a proof of acceptance of the bribe. Phenolphthalein powder is a white
colored smooth powder which is spread on the currency notes and other objects
that are likely to come in contact with the hands of the preparator resulting in its
transfer (based on Locard’s principle of exchange)

PRINCIPLE:
Phenolphthalein gives pink color on the treatment with sodium carbonate.

PROCEDURE:
1. Phenolphthalein powder should be applied carefully on the currency notes.
2. Phenolphthalein applied on the currency notes should be given to the preparator
such that his hands come in contact with the white colored powder.
3. The hands of the preparator should be washed with a colorless solution of
sodium carbonate.

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Due to the touching of the currency notes when hands are washed with
the colorless solution of sodium carbonate the solution immediately turns
into pink in color.

Safety
Safely Precaution:
Results:

Positive test- pink color presence proves the confirmation of the

bribery cases.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 14
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 Centurion
UNIVERSITY

CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

ANDHRA PRADESH

CAMPUSES:
Paralakhemundi Campus Bhubaneswar Campus Balangir Campus Rayagada Campus Balasore Campus Chatrapur Campus
Village Alluri Nagar Ramchandrapur Behind BSNL Office IDCO Industrial Area Gopalpur, Ramchandrapur,
P.O. — R Sitapur, Via- Uppalada P.O. — Jatni, Bhubaneswar IDCO land, Rajib Nagar Pitamahal, Rayagada P.0.-Balasore Kaliabali Chhak,
Paralakhemundi, Dist.- Gajapati Dist.- Khurda, Odisha, Dist.- Balangir, Odisha Dist.-Rayagada, Odisha Dist.-Balasore, Odisha P.0-Chatrapur, Dist.-Ganjam
Odisha, India. PIN—761211 India, PIN—752050 India, PIN-767001 India, PIN-765001 India, PIN-756044 Odisha, India, PIN-761020
 SCHOOL OF FORENSIC SCIENCE

Record of Applied and Action Learning

(Practice)

Subject Name: FORENSIC PHYSICS - 1

Subject Code: CUTM2466

Semester: 3rd

Name: T. Sharon Rose

Registration No.: 221904320015

Program/Branch: Bachelor of Science

Specialization: Forensic Science

Academic Year: 2023-2025

Campus: Vizianagaram (AP)

CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
ANDHRA PRADESH

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms T. Sharon rose having Registration No:221904320015 of 3rd

Semester of School of Forensic Science, Centurion University of Technology and
Management, Vizianagaram campus has completed 6 number of experiments in Forensic
physics and Action Learning Laboratory and fulfills the Forensic physics subject
requirements.

Signature of/HOD/Dean Signature of Faculty

Office Seal
 INDEX
Page Faculty
S.NO. Date Name of the Experiment Remark
No. Signature
To identify the physical examination of
1 11-08-23 paint chips by microscopic method 1-2

2 To identify the physical matching of

25-08-23 broken glass pieces. 3-4
To identify the density of the
3 15-09-23
glass floating method. 5-6

4 To determine the density of the

29-09-23
soil with specific gravity bottle. 7-8
To determine the tensile strength
5 06-10-23
of a rope/ dupatta 9-10

6 27-10-23
Comparison of broken bangles
11-12
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram(AP)
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... Forensic Physics

2023-2024 Subject Name: ........................................................... CUTM2466
Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
B.Sc
University 3rd Program: ........................................ Branch: .........................
Semester: ............... Forensics Specialization: ..........................
Forensic science

11-08-2023
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment:

To identify the physical examination of paint chips by microscopic method

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. Paint chips,
2. slides,
3. core slips,
4. comparison microscope.

PROCEDURE

PRINCIPLE:
The paint as trace evidence is obtained in vehicular cases, hit and
run cases, theft etc. The paint is obtained on tools, structures, vehicles or
from clothing of victims from the crime scene. Paint can be defined as a
material used for the purpose of coating the surfaces. Forensic paint analysis
can be used to investigate damages, scrawling, burglary cases. Paint
residues are generally found on suspects, suspected burglary tools or other
devices used to carry out criminal activity.

PHYSICAL MATCH:
Physical match is the most conclusive type of examination that a
forensic investigator can perform on a paint sample. It involves the comparison
microscope of edges and surfaces between striae between samples. Both the
edges and stria in question must possess unique characteristics.

PROCEDURE:

1. Take the paint chips and two slides and cover them with the cover slips.
2. Keep these under the comparison microscope and observe them.
3. Mark them as "A" and "B".

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1. Both the paint chips are of different pigments.
2. Both of them have different patterns.
3. The paint in "A" is thinner and paint chip "B" is thicker.
4. The paint in "A" slide have designs on it where as the paint on the
slide "B" is plain without any designs.
5. There is a scratch mark on the slide "A" and no scratch mark on the
slide "B".
6. As the paint chips on the slide "B" is thicker than the paint on slide "A" it
can be made of many layers than the other one.

Safely Precaution: 1. As the paint is too small, they must be handled with care.
2. note down the observations carefully
Results:

As there are many differences between the paint chips it can be concluded
that the paint is obtained from different materials.

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Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
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2023-2024 Forensic Physics CUTM2466

Centurion
University 3rd B.SC Forensic Forensic Science

25-08-2023
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To identify the physical matching of broken glass pieces.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Glass pieces,
2. any hard substances for breaking the glass.

PROCEDURE

Glass is an inorganic solid material that is usually transparent or translucent as

well as hard, brittle and impervious to the natural elements. Forensic analysis of
the glass evidence to determine whether they have common source to the
exclusion of all other sources may only be done if they can be physically matched
together. They don't degrade like biological evidence and don't alter over time.
Every glass analysis starts with the identification of the glass by physical and
optical properties such as amorphous structure and isotropism and hardness.
Initial stages of analysis involve physical observation such as color, surface
feature, fluorescence and thickness of the glass sample. Physical examination
plays an important role in the comparison process of glass evidence recovered
from the scene of crime and the questioned sample.

PROCEDURE:

1. Take a glass material and also a hard substance.

2. Beat the glass to a hard substance so that the glass breaks.
3. Now observe the glass pieces and note down the observations.

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1. The nature of the glass fragments obtained are in the chip forms.
2. All the fragments are of same color and they are so thick.
3. All resemble to be transparent.
4. The texture of all the glass pieces are similar.
5. The fluorescence is absent but they are all in white color which is
colorless.
6. The pigment distribution is all similar.
7. By physical matching we can say that they are made of many layers.

Safely Precaution: 1.Be careful with the glass pieces.

2.Have gloves to your hands before handling with the glass.
Results: .3.Make a well examination so that no criteria is missed

From the above observation we can know that these fragments are made of
same material.

Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks

Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023-24 Forensic Physics CUTM2466

Centurion
University 3rd B.Sc. Forensic Forensic science

15-09-2023
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To identify the density of the glass floating method.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. A measuring glass jar,

2. glass pieces,
3. solvents like glycerin & methanol

PROCEDURE

THEORY:

Glass is an inorganic solid material that is usually transparent or

translucent as well as hard, brittle, and impervious to the natural elements.
Glass analysis is applicable to wide range of forensic cases. In burglary or
theft, window pane maybe broken and these glass pieces are analyzed
and in assaults and rape cases glass bottles maybe analyzed. Glass
analysis is also applicable in motor vehicle cases particularly in hit and run
cases, as the glass from the headlights can be analyzed. Density is the
mass of unit volume of a material substance. The formula for density is
d=M/v, where d is the density, M is the mass and v are the volume. Density
is commonly expressed in units of gram per cubic centimeter. The flotation
method of bulk density determination is based on the simple principle: a
sample immersed in a liquid is in a state of mechanical equilibrium, i.e.,
neither sinking now floating occurs, when its density is equal to the liquid.
This state is called as floating equilibrium.

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PROCEDURE:

1. Take a glass measuring jar.

2. Add both the solvents which we have taken glycerin and methanol in the
same quantity.
3. As they are of different densities these solvents float.
4. Now add our glass pieces in the solvents.
5. Observe whether they float or sink.
When we add the solvent the glycerin sinks and methanol floats. After
adding glass pieces, they float in glycerin and sinks in methanol.

Safely Precaution: 1. Clean the glass measuring jar before you use it.
2. Be careful with the glass pieces.
Results: 3. Take accurate results without any errors

As glycerin is of higher density it sank and methanol is of lower density

it floats on the methanol. Also, the glass is of less dense than the
glycerin and highly denser than the methanol. As a result, their floating
in the glycerin and sinking in methanol.

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Signature of Faculty Name: T. Sharon Rose
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023-24 Forensic Physics CUTM2466

Centurion
University 3 rd B.Sc Forensic Forensic science

29-09-2023
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To determine the density of the soil with specific gravity bottle.

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.
1. Specific gravity bottle,
2. Soil sample,
3. Distilled water,
4. Weighing machine,
5. Paper & Pen

PROCEDURE

PRINCIPLE:

Density is the measurement of how tightly the material is packed

together, it is defined as the mass per unit volume, P=m/v specific
density is the ratio of density of a substance to the density of a given
reference material, it is also called as relative density.

PROCEDURE:
1. Take an empty specific gravity bottle and measure its weights.
2. Fill the bottle with your derived soil sample.
3. Then again measure its weight.
4. Now add the distilled water after removing soil from the bottle and
measure its weight.

1. Weight of an empty bottle = W1

2. Weight of bottle filled with distilled water=W2
3. Weight of bottle with soil =W3

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Weight of the sample =W3-W1

Weight of the distilled water= W2-W1
Specific gravity of the sample mass of the soil sample/ mass of the
distilled water

W1= 64.430g; W2=218.479g; W3=194.028g

g= W3-W1/W2-W1
g=194.028-64.430/218.479-64.430
g=129.598/154.049
g= 0.841g/cm3
Safely Precaution:1.The soil samples that are to be tested for specific gravity must be dry
2. These soil samples have to be completely free from hemps.
Results: 3. Measure them accurately

The specific gravity value of the bottle with soil is 0.841g/cm3

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student :
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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2023-24 Forensic Physics CUTM2466

Centurion
University 3rd B.Sc Forensic Forensic science

06-10-2023
Date: .....................................

Name of the Experiment:

To determine the tensile strength of a rope/ dupatta

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Rope,
2. a hook to keep weights,
3. different types of weights.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:

Tensile strength is a material property that measures its resistance

to a force pulling apart. It is a maximum amount of tensile strength
that a material can withstand without breaking or undergoing
permanent deformation. Tensile strength is typically expressed in
units of force per unit area, the unit area of the tensile strength is
pascals (Pa) or mega pascals (MPa)n or it can be measured in
square per inch (Psi).

PROCEDURE:

1. Take a rope and hang it to the rigid support.

2. The other end to the hook contains wight holders.
3. Now measure that of the rope and the hook.
4. Now slowly put the weights until the rope breaks.
5. After the breakage note down the total weight.

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It is observed that, at 1250 grams the thread/ the rope breaks.

FORMULA:
Change in length/length*weight.

Length of the rope = 76cm

Length of the hook = 14cm
Weight at which the rope breaks = 1250gm
Change in length/ length* weight
=76-14/76*1250
=62/76*1250 = 0.86*1250
=1075 gPa
Safely Precaution: 1.Select a good rope to calculate the tensile strength.
Results: 2. Take accurate measurements to obtain the correct results.

The tensile strength= 1075 gram.Pascals

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50

Signature of Student:
Signature of Faculty Name: T. Sharon Rose
Regn. No.: 221904320015
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School: ............................................................................................................. Vizianagaram(AP)
Campus: .......................................................

Academic Year: ...................... Forensic Physics

2023-24 Subject Name: ........................................................... CUTM2466
Subject Code: ..........................
Centurion
University 3rd Program: ........................................
Semester: ............... B.Sc Forensic Specialization: Forensic
Branch: ......................... Science
..........................

27-10-2023
Date: .....................................
Applied and Action Learning
(Learning by Doing and Discovery)

Name of the Experiment:

Comparison of broken bangles

Material, Tools & Equipment Required (if any)

Sl.No. Name Specification Qnty.

1. Comparison microscope,
2. bangles,
3. slides.

PROCEDURE

THEORY:
Bangles are evidence that can be faced in most of the dowry cases or
rape cases. But glass as evidence that can be found in robbery, burglary
cases. Glass is a solid like and transparent material. The amorphous material
from a melt by cooling them to rigidity without crystallization is called as glass.
The glass sample we use are now put under the comparison microscope. This
is a specialized type of microscope that allows two specimens to be viewed
side by side in a single field of view. This is the principle behind the comparison
microscope, it is also called as forensic microscope.

PROCEDURE:

1. Take a broken glass bangle on the slide.

2. Cover it with the coverslip.
3. Mark it as "A".
4. keep it under the microscope.
5. Take another glass bangle piece and do the same as instructed above.

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Observations, Ca cu ations, Graph
SLIDE "A"
1. It is of red color.
2. The structure of the bangle is small and oval shaped
3. It contains straight lined designs.
4. The bangle is transparent.
5. They have lined and dotted patterns.
SLIDE " B"
1. It is of greyish color.
2. The structure of the bangle is larger and spherical.
3. It contains dotted designs.
4. This bangle is not transparent but is translucent.
5. They have a straight lined pattern

Safely Precaution: 1.Wear cut resistant gloves while handling with the glass pieces.
2.use tweezers or forceps
Results: 3.Tongs should be used to pick up the large pieces.

The difference of glass bangle samples are observed

LEARNING OUTCOME:
Expected Course outcome:

Actual Course outcome:

Learning Gap:

ASSESSMENT
Rubrics Full Mark Marks Obtained Remarks
Concept 10
Planning and Execution/ 10
Practical Simulation/ Programming
Result and Interpretation 10
Record of Applied and Action Learning 10
Viva 10
Total 50
Signature of Student:
Name: T. Sharon Rose
Signature of Faculty Regn. No.: 221904320015 12
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 Centurion
UNIVERSITY

CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

ANDHRA PRADESH

CAMPUSES:
Paralakhemundi Campus Bhubaneswar Campus Balangir Campus Rayagada Campus Balasore Campus Chatrapur Campus
Village Alluri Nagar Ramchandrapur Behind BSNL Office IDCO Industrial Area Gopalpur, Ramchandrapur,
P.O. — R Sitapur, Via- Uppalada P.O. — Jatni, Bhubaneswar IDCO land, Rajib Nagar Pitamahal, Rayagada P.0.-Balasore Kaliabali Chhak,
Paralakhemundi, Dist.- Gajapati Dist.- Khurda, Odisha, Dist.- Balangir, Odisha Dist.-Rayagada, Odisha Dist.-Balasore, Odisha P.0-Chatrapur, Dist.-Ganjam
Odisha, India. PIN—761211 India, PIN—752050 India, PIN-767001 India, PIN-765001 India, PIN-756044 Odisha, India, PIN-761020
 Basics of computers and Biometrics
CUTM2467

3rd

T. Sharon rose
221904320015
Bachelor of science
Forensic science
2023 - 24
Vizianagaram (AP)
CENTURION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
ANDHRA PRADESH

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms. T Sharon rose having Registration No:221904320015 of 3rd
Semester of School of Forensic Science, Centurion University of Technology and
Management, Vizianagaram campus has completed 2 number of experiments in Basics of
computers and Bio metrics and Action Learning Laboratory and fulfills the Basics of
computers and Bio metrics subject requirements.

Signature of/HOD/Dean Signature of Faculty

Office Seal
 Understanding basic Windows
1 12-10-23 OS administration 1-2

2 26-10-23 Learning how to install and 3-4

configure Linux OS
 Of forensicscience Vizianagaram (AP)
2023 -24 Basics of computers CUTM 2467

B.Sc Forensic Forensic Science

12-10-23

Understanding basic Windows OS administration

1. PC
2. USB
3. Internet connection

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T. Sharon Rose
221904320015 2
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2023 -24 Basics of computer CUTM 2467

Forensic Science

26-10-23

Learning how to install and configure Linux OS

1. PC
2. USB
3. Internet connection.

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