The University of Central Florida (UCF) is set to offer CGN 4120: Forensic Investigation for Engineering, the nation's first forensic engineering course, beginning in Fall 2026. This innovative course will be taught by Dennis Filler, a senior lecturer in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. It will focus on the forensic investigation process following engineering failures, such as the 2018 pedestrian bridge collapse at Florida International University that resulted in six fatalities. Students will learn about the history of forensic engineering, the legal system, and civil engineering law, preparing them to act as expert witnesses and reduce liability in their future careers. The course will also include case studies from various engineering disciplines, enhancing students' critical thinking and attention to detail. While all engineering students are welcome, the course is particularly suited for mature senior-level students who wish to adopt a scientific mindset.