THE PROGRAM CONSISTS OF 11 UNITS: PROGRAM INTRODUCTION, RECORDING THE CRIME SCENE, INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE, CRIME SCENE PRESERVATION, CRIME SCENE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES, COLLECTING AND PROCESSING EVIDENCE, INITIAL/FOLLOWUP INVESTIGATION, REPORT WRITING, BURGLARY INVESTIGATION, ROBBERY INVESTIGATION, AND SEXUAL ASSAULT. THE INTRODUCTION PROVIDES A STATEMENT OF PROGRAM PURPOSE, A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE VARIOUS UNITS AND THE OBJECTIVES, AND A DISCUSSION OF SOLVABILITY FACTORS. EACH OF THE REMAINING PROGRAM UNITS CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS: RATIONALE -- A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE UNIT AND WHAT IT WILL DO FOR THE TRAINEE; TRAINEE LEARNING OBJECTIVES -- WHAT THE TRAINEE WILL BE ABLE TO DO AT THE END OF THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE; CONTENT OUTLINE -- PROVIDING AN OVERVIEW OF THE SUBJECT UNDER CONSIDERATION AND THE FLOW OF INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED; ACTIVITIES FOR THE INSTRUCTOR -- SUGGESTED PROCESS-ORIENTED ALTERNATIVES FOR INSTRUCTORS TO EMPLOY; RESOURCES -- INFORMATION ESSENTIAL FOR THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE UNIT; AND EVALUATION -- AT LEAST TWO OPTIONS, INCLUDING A WRITTEN TEST AND A PERFORMANCE OPTION. FORMS FOR BOTH PROGRAM AND UNIT EVALUATION ARE INCLUDED. (KBL)