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Debra Casallas '08
Major: Communication
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Criminal Justice Curriculum
Prerequisites
(When possible, these courses should be completed first, however the order in which courses are taken often depends on the course schedule for each term.)
SOC 1000 Perspectives on Society and Culture
or
SOC 1600 Social Problems
CJ 1000 Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems and the Administration of Justice
Core Requirements
CJ 2000 Criminology
CJ 2010 Criminal Law and Procedure
CJ 2100 Corrections
CJ 2018 Ethics and Law Enforcement
CJ 2212 Policing
CJ 3640 Deviance and Social Control
Core Requirements in Method and Theory Courses
CJ/SOC 2600 Research Methods
CJ 3900 Capstone Seminar: Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice Electives
Six credits at the 2000-or 3000-level
Requirements in Related Areas
MATH 1150 Statistics
and
Six credits chosen from among the following 3 credit courses
The six credits must be from two different academic disciplines (except SPAN 1030 & 1040 from the following list of courses).
AC 2010 Identity Theft
AC 2215 Network Security Fundamentals
AFAM/P&H 2330 African Americans in the United States
BIOL/CHEM 2700 Introduction to Forensic Science
COM 2100 Managerial Communication
COM 2180 Leadership Communication
MGT 2500 Human Resource Management
MGT 2510 Organizational Systems & Processes
MGT 2511 Public Administration
MGT 2610 Crisis Mgt. and Contingency Planning
MGT 3600 Seminar: Developing an Emergency Response Plan
P&H 2200 Political Tactics
P&H 2310 American Constitutional Law
P&H 2390 American Constitutional Issues
P&H 2400 Politics of Deception
PSY 2100 Adolescent Psychology
PSY 2125 Substance Abuse Counseling
PSY 2205 Dysfunctional Families
PSY 2310 Psychology of Criminal Behavior
PSY 2320 Psychology and the Law
PSY 2330 Drugs and Behavior
PSY 3260 Psychology of Violence and Terror
REL 2210 Faith and Fanaticism
SPAN 1030 Spanish for Health, Criminal Justice, and Social Services I
SPAN 1040 Spanish for Health, Criminal Justice, and Social Services II
*Curriculum requirements vary depending on the number and types of credits accepted for transfer. Transfer credits are not needed to enter the program. An advisor will help you develop a personalized education plan. Curriculum is subject to change.
Unless otherwise noted, all courses are 3 credits.
