This exercise demonstrates effective analytical method selection in students, indicating a beneficial educational approach.
A problem-solving exercise is described based on forensic science. The two-week exercise, incorporated at the end of an undergraduate analytical course, includes both laboratory and theoretical portions and tests students’ ability to select appropriate analytical methods and interpret results. Survey results suggest that students found the exercise enjoyable and effective.
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