CRIM - 1040 HUMAN RELATIONS
[3 hours] Introduction to community policing concepts, community relations problems, policies
and practices as they apply to law enforcement agencies and personnel.
CRIM - 1050 COMMUNITY-BASED CORRECTIONS
[3 hours] To present the overall objectives of community-based corrections programs
as alternatives to incarceration. Probation & parole along with other specialized community-based, innovative corrections programs will
be presented and discussed.
CRIM - 1110 PENOLOGY
[3 hours] The study of jails, prisons and other types of specialized correctional institutions.
The philosophy of incarceration along with the administration, staffing and operations of these facilities will be reviewed.
CRIM - 1180 CORRECTIONS CASELAW AND STANDARDS
[3 hours] An overview of correctional caselaw and various types of
correctional standards for both institutional and community-based corrections programs; the rights and liabilities of corrections
personnel compared to those of criminal offenders. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010
CRIM - 1210 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
[3 hours] A comprehensive study and analysis of the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution
and its affect on the administration of justice.
CRIM - 1240 POLICING
[3 hours] Introduction to Law Enforcement practices and agencies in the United States, including the history,
philosophy, and operation of Federal, state, and Local Enforcement Agencies. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010.
CRIM - 1250 JUVENILE JUSTICE
[3 hours] To analyze the causes of juvenile delinquency and the extent of the problem in the
U.S. Also, to discuss the inter-workings of the juvenile justice system in response to the delinquency problem, in conjunction with delinquency
prevention programs.
CRIM - 2100 SPECIAL PROBLEMS/LAW ENFORCEMENT
[3 hours] Introduction to problems that affect law enforcement organizations
and personnel. Topics covered include cultural sensitivity, selection training, police deviance, divorce, suicide, use of force,
complaints, and additional topics introduced by the instructor or students. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 1240
CRIM - 2150 APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE PERSONNEL
[3 hours] An analysis of the classification
and causes of crime and criminality along with the psychology of the corrections environment. Applied psychological principles will be
utilized to explore adaption and coping skills for both corrections personnel and offenders. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010; PSY 1010
CRIM - 2160 OFFENDER MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION
[3 hours] An in-depth analysis of the professional relationships between
corrections workers and their clients including the development of effective interpersonal communications and interpersonal relationships that
lead to a positive corrections environment. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 1050. 1110
CRIM - 2200 CRIMINAL LAW
[3 hours] The statutes of Ohio relating to crime and the elements necessary for establishing and
providing proof of crimes are studied. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010
CRIM - 2210 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION I
[3 hours] Introduction to the processes, theories, and principles of criminal
investigation. Methods of gathering information, report writing, interview/interrogation strategies, surveillance, search warrant
information, affidavit preparation and execution are studied. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 1240
CRIM - 2220 LAWS OF EVIDENCE
[3 hours] A thorough study of the evidence rules with specific emphasis on the application of
these rules in preparing and presenting evidence. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 2210
CRIM - 2290 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II
[3 hours] An introduction to the crime scene, including methods of searching,
photography, sketching, and gathering of physical evidence. Fingerprint analysis. Methods utilized in drug investigations and
development of information sources are studied. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 2210
CRIM - 2300 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
[3 hours] This is a general course in accident investigation techniques.
Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 2210
CRIM - 2400 PATROL TECHNOLOGY
[3 hours] Patrol, patrol operations, tactics, equipment and unusual occurrences are studied.
Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 1240
CRIM - 2420 POLICE LEADERSHIP
[3 hours] An introduction to principles governing the organization, structure and
administration of law enforcement organizations. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010, 1240
CRIM - 2940 CORRECTIONS INTERNSHIP
[3 hours] Internship placement in a correctional agency serving criminal justice clients
in conjunction with career planning and getting ready for job placement in the corrections field. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
and completion of two-thirds of technical courses
CRIM - 2990 INDEPENDENT STUDY
[3 hours] Supervised independent study. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
CRIM - 3210 CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE MASS MEDIA
[3 hours] This course surveys the relationships between crime, criminal
justice and mass media. Topics explored include the history, extent and social impact of media coverage of criminal activities.
Prerequisite: Instructor�s ermission.
CRIM - 3220 CRIME MAPPING AND CRIMINAL PROFILING
[3 hours] The course content develops and understanding of the uses of
information technologies and psychological profiling in defining criminal behavior as well as the geographic consideration. Prerequisite:
CRIM 1210, 2210.
CRIM - 3230 WHITE COLLAR CRIME
[3 hours] A historical overview of the evolution of white-collar crime in American Society as
well as an understanding of the nature, causes, and consequences of different forms of white-collar crime. Prerequisite: Instructor�s
permission.
CRIM - 3240 VICTIMOLOGY
[3 hours] This course examines the history of victimology and includes topics such as the
characteristics of crime victims and specific types of victimization such as hate crimes and sexual assault. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010
or instructor�s permission. Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 3250 COMPARATIVE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS
[3 hours] Examination of how different counties around the world have
organized their law enforcement courts, and corrections agencies into a uniquely structured system of criminal justice - based on cultural &
legal differences.
CRIM - 3260 DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM
[3 hours] The history and evolution of terrorism in the United states and
other countries, including the weapons, ideology, and people involved in terrorist events, and counter terrorist methods plus deterrents.
Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 3270 ORGANIZED CRIME AND CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS
[3 hours] This course will examine the origins and functioning of
organized crime and criminal organizations from a criminal justice perspective. Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 3280 JUVENILE GANG CULTURE AND ORGANIZATION
[3 hours] An examination of the behavioral, socioeconomic, and cultural
dimensions of juvenile gang activity in the United States - plus prevention, intervention and law enforcement strategies. Prerequisite:
Instructor�s permission. Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 4200 ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[3 hours] This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to
integrate ethics in their understanding of criminal justice. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010 or instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 4300 THEORIES OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[3 hours] A critical study and appreciation of the theories of criminal justice,
including micro and macro theories. Prerequisites: CRIM 1010, 12 hours of CRIM coursework, and instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 4400 CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD STUDIES
[1 - 3 hours] An examination of criminal justice operations in metropolitan areas
through student participation in applied research and field observations related to program evaluation, policy analysis, etc..
Prerequisite: consent of instructor
CRIM - 4450 ADMINISTRATION OF POLICE SERVICES
[3 hours] The application of management principles to municipal police
departments, emphasizing the resources, constraints and strategies of police managers. Prerequisite: one course in criminal justice or
public administration
CRIM - 4490 CURRENT TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[3 hours] Examination of selected current issues in Criminology/Criminal
Justice that impact our knowledge and understanding of the field. Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 4500 CORRECTIONS POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
[3 hours] Study of the political, managerial and legal factors in the
corrections system. Prerequisite: Criminal Justice major
CRIM - 4520 POLICE AND SOCIETY
[3 hours] An examination of the role of the police in contemporary America, emphasizing the
ambivalence of the self-image of the police and the social and political forces that compete to redefine police function. Prerequisite:
Criminal Justice major
CRIM - 4590 ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[3 hours] General systems approach to criminal justice from an organizational
and legal perspective with emphasis on the interaction of the major components�police, prosecutors, courts and corrections. Prerequisite:
PSC 1200
CRIM - 4940 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERNSHIPS
[3-12 hours] Field placement experience within a criminal justice agency to enhance the
student�s practical knowledge of the field in conjunction with career planning opportunities. Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[1-10 hours] Individual course of study in a selected topic pertaining to
Criminal Justice chosen by the student, with the consent of the instructor. Prerequisite: CRIM 1010 and instructor�s permission.
CRIM - 5400 CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD STUDIES
[1 - 3 hours] An examination of criminal justice operations in metropolitan areas
through classroom study and field observations. Prerequisite: consent of instructor
CRIM - 5450 ADMINISTRATION OF POLICE SERVICES
[3 hours] The application of management principles to municipal police
departments, emphasizing the resources, constraints and strategies of police managers. Prerequisite: one course in criminal justice or
public administration
CRIM - 5500 CORRECTIONS POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
[3 hours] Study of the political, managerial and legal factors in the
corrections system. Prerequisite: Criminal Justice major
CRIM - 5520 POLICE AND SOCIETY
[3 hours] An examination of the role of the police in contemporary America, emphasizing the
ambivalence of the self-image of the police and the social and political forces that compete to redefine the police function. Prerequisite:
one course in criminal justice or public administration
CRIM - 5590 ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
[3 hours] A research-oriented course into the relationship of the major
structures of criminal justice�police, prosecutor, courts and corrections with emphasis on the development of performance evaluation criteria.
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