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Provider: TEEX
Course: Death Investigation (Online) 
Course content: 49 Question pre-test, 9 modules without quizzes at the end, and post test.
Final exam format: 49 multiple choice and T/F questions.  You get three (3) attempts at passing (70%).
Final exam content vs course content/practice exams: The final is very similar to the pre-test and aligns with the course content.
Time taken on course: I didn't time, maybe 5 or 6 hours.  
Familiarity with subject before course: I was very familiar with the material.
Pitfalls, high points, things others should know: I'm not an IT person and found the TEEX Cyber courses to be fairly difficult and monotonous.  This was a whole lot easier and more interesting for me that those courses.

I don't live in Texas and I'm not a Texas LEO and still paid the $75.00 tuition even though the site stated it could be higher.  

The only pitfall I see for some people is the fact the course has a few graphic death/injury type of photos scattered throughout, but not as many as could be expected.

1-10 Difficulty level: 2

This is UL on ACE;
Death Investigation Online (FSA114)

Credit Type: Course
ACE Course Number: 0300
Organization: Texas Engineering Extension Service
Location: Texas Engineering Extension Service
Length: 40 hours
Dates Offered: 12/1/2018 - 11/30/2021
Objective: The course objective is to educate law enforcement and non-commissioned personnel assigned to crime scene investigation.
Learning Outcome: Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to explain how to conduct a proper death investigation.
Instruction: The methods of instruction include computer-based training. The general course topics include death investigation; arrival at scene; documenting the scene; documenting evidence; documenting the decedent; exiting the scene; special considerations; scene wrap-up; and autopsy.
Assessment: The methods of assessment include case studies and examinations with a minimum passing score of 70 percent.
Credit Recommendation: In the upper-division baccalaureate degree category, 3 semester hours in criminal justice, criminal investigation, or forensics (12/18).