This course builds on the basics of on-scene accident
investigation to create a solid grounding in the
field. Students progress from assessing accident
scenes and evidence to understanding the interrelationship
of time, velocity, and distance, and of momentum
and friction. Advanced techniques, such as analyzing
airborne objects and diagramming evidence, are
introduced.
80 hours 2 instructors
Cost
Contract
Basis |
Tuition Basis-
20
student minimum |
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$750 |
Maximum number of students: 30
Prerequisite: At-scene or Basic Accident
Investigation (or equivalent)
Required of Student: 100% attendance
Course Outcome: Upon completion of this
course, the student will understand the principles
and theories of advanced collision investigation
and will be able to apply those principles when
investigating motor vehicle crashes.
Materials Provided:
- Course binder with resource materials,
presentation notes, classroom projects and
note paper
- CD ROM which includes student presentation
review & resource materials
"Another instructor would most likely
not be able to get the entire class to
comprehend all of the information. Awesome
style of teaching."
Colin Bristow, Maryland State Police
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