If X is a smooth scheme over complex numbers then you can consider $X_{an}$ as an complex analytic manifold and compute singular/ deRham/ simplicial cohomology with compact supports (this will be different from usual cohomology if X is not proper)
On the Algebraic side there is etale cohomology with compact supports (which is defined by embedding X into a proper scheme...).
Comparison theorems tell you that etale cohomology with torsion coefficients agree with singular cohomology (with torsion coeff).
Any reference on etale cohomology will discuss this.
Ref:SGA 4.5, Milne: Etale Cohomology.
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