The American Academy of Forensic Sciences is a professional website that was founded in 1948. The purpose of this American Academy of Forensic Sciences community is to provide information towards leadership of science, and the knowledge about the legal system. This community was developed to inform and educated everyone about their knowledge about this program, and to help them gather information on that specific subject of forensic science. It is searching for people that will join their community. These people need to have, or had engaged in the field of the forensic science and these people should believe of contribuis tessential to their time to advance the science through videos, newspaper, and articles.
According to Swales, to become …show more content…
Lamond wrote this article in 2008 when the forensic science testimony was needed to prove the innocents. And Lamond wrote this article to educate forensic science lovers that the things that they see on the television is not real. The author of this article used special Lexis that only the forensic science students, and people interested in that field can understand the overall meaning that is being applied. The author used the DNA sample as an example to show the differences between the time periods it takes in reality to perform the test, and the time period it is shown in the television. In show the DNA analyzes takes 48 hours, but in reality it takes one to two or more weeks for the result to come.
This article also defines some of the Swales characteristics of a discourse community.They used lab reports as their genres and DNA examiner, copying machine, DNA analysis Unit, and genetic analyzer as their Lexis. And according to Schmidt and Vande Kopple, a Discourse community is where fundamental beliefs of everyone present in that community share the same beliefs, and those who provides the same meaning, or a solution towards a particular …show more content…
As Swales says, to become a Discourse community you need to have that same goal as for this group, their goal is to become the best, and to increase each member’s knowledge towards forensic science. This community communicate with each other through meetings, emails, and the website itself. And as Noorgard stated that commitment of each member through the same set of method and expectations that is held together is called a discourse community. The society of forensic science has that commitment of knowing every information regarding their methods that will help them reach their goal.
http://www.unitedstatesbd.com/images/unitedstatesbdcom/bizcategories/3105/files/fsat2013.pdf The American Board of criminalistics(ABC) was the one who started the Forensic Science Assessment test format. As this article state, the Forensic Science Assessment test is developed for the graducate or undergraduate Forensic Science program students. This community was developed to help the students get a job by using this test as an resource to see that person overall knowledge in Forensic Science field. This test is used as an improtant weapon to choose the best student from all the academic
According to Swales, to become …show more content…
Lamond wrote this article in 2008 when the forensic science testimony was needed to prove the innocents. And Lamond wrote this article to educate forensic science lovers that the things that they see on the television is not real. The author of this article used special Lexis that only the forensic science students, and people interested in that field can understand the overall meaning that is being applied. The author used the DNA sample as an example to show the differences between the time periods it takes in reality to perform the test, and the time period it is shown in the television. In show the DNA analyzes takes 48 hours, but in reality it takes one to two or more weeks for the result to come.
This article also defines some of the Swales characteristics of a discourse community.They used lab reports as their genres and DNA examiner, copying machine, DNA analysis Unit, and genetic analyzer as their Lexis. And according to Schmidt and Vande Kopple, a Discourse community is where fundamental beliefs of everyone present in that community share the same beliefs, and those who provides the same meaning, or a solution towards a particular …show more content…
As Swales says, to become a Discourse community you need to have that same goal as for this group, their goal is to become the best, and to increase each member’s knowledge towards forensic science. This community communicate with each other through meetings, emails, and the website itself. And as Noorgard stated that commitment of each member through the same set of method and expectations that is held together is called a discourse community. The society of forensic science has that commitment of knowing every information regarding their methods that will help them reach their goal.
http://www.unitedstatesbd.com/images/unitedstatesbdcom/bizcategories/3105/files/fsat2013.pdf The American Board of criminalistics(ABC) was the one who started the Forensic Science Assessment test format. As this article state, the Forensic Science Assessment test is developed for the graducate or undergraduate Forensic Science program students. This community was developed to help the students get a job by using this test as an resource to see that person overall knowledge in Forensic Science field. This test is used as an improtant weapon to choose the best student from all the academic