Delaware CSI Training
Delaware State University
Forensic Biology B.S.
If you want to get a real-deal bachelors in Forensic Biology -- and perhaps work in DNA profiling, blood spatter interpretation or crime scene investigation on the biology side, then take a look at the Delaware State in Dover. They offer a full-scale forensics degree B.S. in forensic biology. Unlike a lot of other programs that grant you a B.S. in biology with a concentration, Delaware dishes out forensics classes over four years specifically tailored to Forensic Biology. The course-load includes 9 courses in biology, 4 courses in criminal justice, 5 in chemistry and one each of psychology and statistics. Of course, you'll have to meet the general education requirements because this is a full degree.
After looking at the forensics classes, and you're not sure you want to commit to the full forensics degree curriculum, consider taking Forensic Science (23-225), a course that Delaware offers to prospective students interested in the field. It should give you a smaller dose of the forensic classes you'll see if you go in for the full forensics degree.
Among forensics programs and colleges for forensic science offering full forensic degrees, Delaware is on the forefront in offering a real B.S., as opposed to just a natural science degree with a concentration.
University of Delaware
Computer Forensics Lab Resources
The University of Delaware Police maintains a comprehensive collection of computer forensics, forensic data and computer forensics training data on their website. This is a useful resource for investigator and police officers alike who are interested in taking their cases further. The site offers a full set of tools you might need to investigate computer forensics crimes related to hard drive analysis, stored data retrieval, email header analysis and the like. If you're in Delaware, and interested in cyber-crime investigation, check them out. They can give you the low-down on training opportunities in the area.