• Program Goals
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Criminal Justice, B.Tech. :: Typical Class Schedule

First Semester

• CJUS 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• ENGL 101 - Composition and Research
• SOCS 101 - Introduction to Sociology
• POLI 113 - American Judiciary System
• Math as advised.

Second Semester

• CJUS 201 - Corrections
• CJUS 202 - Policing
• PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology
• OFFT 100 - Introduction to Word Processing Software
• Wellness or Physical Education as advised. (WELL 101 recommended).
• Elective.

Third Semester

• CJUS 220 - Criminal Investigation I
• CJUS 230 - Basics of Penal Law
• ENGL 102 - Writing About Literature
• Science as advised.
• Any Foreign Language.

Fourth Semester

• CJUS 221 - Criminal Investigation II
• CJUS 231 - Criminal Procedure Law
• Additional semester of Foreign Language.
• American History or Western Civilization.
• Elective.

Fifth Semester

• CJUS 301 - Crime Scene Investigation & Management
• CJUS 401 - Emergency Planning & Response
• CJUS 402 - Terrorism and Law Enforcement
• CITA 110 - Computer Applications I
• ENGL 312 - Advanced Technical Writing

Sixth Semester

• CJUS 311 - Interviewing Techniques in Criminal Justice
• CJUS 315 - White Collar Crime
• PSYC 304 - Industrial/Organizational Psychology OR
• PSYC 384 - Group Behavior OR
• PSYC 386 - Social Psychology
• PHIL 311 - Professional Ethics
• Course in Technical Sequence. (See below)

Seventh Semester

• CJUS 449 - CJ Internship Preparation
• CJUS 412 - Arson and Bomb Investigations
• CJUS 414 - Investigation of Staff Misconduct/Workplace Violence
• 2 Courses in Technical Sequence. (See below)

Eighth Semester

• CJUS 450 - CJ Internship

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Technical Sequence Samples

Students in consultation with advisor and faculty in the technical area will select a 9 credits that best meet their needs and career plans.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

(Course, Credits, Prerequisites)

• CITA 100 - Intro Computing Concepts & Applications, 3, none
• CITA 120 - Computer Concepts & Op Sys, 3, CITA 100
• CITA 200 - Data Comm. & Networking, 3, CITA 120
• CITA 270 - Fund. Network Security, 3, CITA 200
• STS 316 - Investigating Cyberculture, 3, SOCS 101

NATURAL RESOURCES

• NATR 110 - Natural Resources Measurements, 3, None
• NATR 120 - Intro to Recreation Area Management, 3, None
• ENSC 106 - Pesticide Use and Handling, 2, None
• ENVT 100 - Intro to Environ. Technology, 3, None
• RENG 102 - Alternative Energy Resources, 3, None
• RREN 305 - Renewable Resources Law/Regs, 3, BT status & Permission
• RREN 303 - Fundamentals of GPS/GIS, 3, Any Intro Computer Course

ECONOMICS/WHITE COLLAR CRIME

• ECON 100 - Introduction to Macroeconomics, 3, None
• ECON 140 - Introduction to Microeconomics, 3, None
• ECON 300 - Money, Banking, & Financial Markets, 3, ECON 100
• ECON 370 - International Economics, 3, ECON 100

ADOLESCENTS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

• CJUS 235 - Juvenile Delinquency, 3, PSYC 101 or SOCS 101
• PSCY 242 - Adolescent Development, 3, PSYC 101
• ENGL 122 - Small Group Discussion, 3, None
• ENGL 123 - Theories Interpersonal Communication, 3, None
• SOCS 236 - Social Problems 21st Century, 3, HIST 101 or 102 or 103 or SOCI 101
• SOCI 220 - Marriage and the Family, 3, SOCI101

PUBLIC SAFETY/SECURITY

• BSAD 107 - Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Gaming, 3, None
• CAS 103 - Casino Security, 3, None
• CAS 311 - Surveillance & Security Technologies, 3, CAS 103
• SOCS 312 - Urban Sociology, 3, SOCI 101
• STS 316 - Investigating Cyberculture, 3, SOCI 101