Shooting Reconstruction provides an in-depth exploration of the methods used to investigate and reconstruct shooting incidents. Through a combination of lectures and field exercises, participants will learn to analyze physical evidence such as bullet trajectories, firearm markings, and gunshot wounds to determine the positions of involved parties, the sequence of events, and the mechanics of the shooting. Emphasizing real-world applications, the course covers topics including the interpretation of ballistic trajectory, scene documentation, and the use of technology in reconstructing shooting scenarios. Participants will gain practical skills in applying forensic principles to understand and solve shooting-related cases.