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CRJ-100 Intro to Criminal Justice, 3 cr.
Survey of the American criminal justice system, the early,
middle and late stages of the criminal justice system are
analyzed within the framework of law and research.
(Formerly CJ-113A)
CRJ-110 Patrol Procedures, 3 cr.
Broad examination of the various structures and functions of
American Law Enforcement agencies and their functional units.
The exploration of police procedures revolves around the topics
of discretion, effectiveness and efficiency, and constitutional
limits.
(Formerly CJ-143A)
CRJ-115 Motor Vehicle Law, 1 cr.
Working professionals in law enforcement design a course of
study for the students. The content of this course varies with
time. Students will be introduced to the Iowa Motor Vehicle
Code. Students will investigate laws pertaining to traffic, OWI,
and commercial vehicle regulations. The Implied Consent Law
will also be examined.
(Formerly CJ-121A)
CRJ-116 Law Enforcement Seminar II, 1 cr.
Working professionals in law enforcement design a course of
study for the students. The content of this course varies with
time.
(Formerly CJ-131A)
CRJ-117 Independent Study Law Enforcement, 1 cr.
Course taken to investigate substantive issues in law
enforcement.
(Formerly CJ-101A)
CRJ-120 Intro to Corrections, 3 cr.
Survey of correctional theory and practice including such topics
as: historical foundations of contemporary corrections, applied
theory, evaluation research, sentencing and crime prevention.
(Formerly CJ-153A)
CRJ-121 Corrections Seminar I, 1 cr.
Students explore human service topics. This is often done with
the assistance of correctional professionals or human service
personnel in related fields.
(Formerly CJ-128A)
CRJ-122 Corrections Seminar II, 1 cr.
See CJ128A. In some circumstances students can work with
clients if the setting is different from the agency they choose
for their field experience.
(Formerly CJ-228A)
CRJ-123 Service Learning Project, 1 cr.
Courses taken to investigate substantive issues in the field of
corrections or to begin work with clients in a limited capacity.
(Formerly CJ-107A)
CRJ-130 Criminal Law, 3 cr.
This course examines the elements of criminal law. Including the
categories of crime by type, defenses, and individuals
involved. The course also includes the historical development
of criminal law.
CRJ-131 Criminal Law and Procedure, 3 cr.
Examination of the more common crimes, criminal defenses and the
procedures used to process a criminal case from arrest to final
disposition.
(Formerly CJ-243A)
CRJ-133 Constitutional Criminal Procedure, 3 cr.
This course examines the protections afforded to individuals by
the US Constitution. Specific areas addressed include initial
contact with law enforcement and continues through
post-conviction relief. Students should gain an understanding
of criminal procedures through statutory and precedent case
review.
CRJ-136 Correctional Law, 3 cr.
Examines the law in the correctional setting with obligations of
correctional workers.
(Formerly CJ-193A)
CRJ-141 Criminal Investigation, 3 cr.
Covers fundamentals of investigation including interviewing and
interrogating; collecting and preserving evidence; modus
operandi; crime scene search; etc.
(Formerly CJ-253A)
CRJ-153 First Responder, 3 cr.
Teaches recognition of symptoms of illness, injuries and proper
procedures for basic emergency care. This course is Department
of Transportation approved.
(Formerly CJ-217A)
CRJ-160 Intro Forensic Investigation, 3 cr.
An introduction to forensic investigation that exposes students
to various disciplines and techniques in forensic
investigation. Topics included are forensic anthropology,
forensic deontology, forensic entomology, forensic serology and
criminalistics.
(Formerly CJ-183A)
CRJ-166 Intro/Digital File Sys Forensic, 3 cr.
This course will provide Computer Forensics students with a
solid foundation in the computer industry's most popular file
systems, with an emphasis on forensic processing. The course
will begin with a brief overview of hard drive technology and
proceed into the abstract world of logical structures. We will
begin dissecting logical structures with a look at PC based
partitions followed by a forensic minded look at the data
structures of the following file systems: le Allocation Table (FAT.x),
New Technology File System (NTS), EXT.x and USF 1 and 2.
(Formerly CJ-186A)
CRJ-170 Overview of Cybercrime, 3 cr.
This course identifies and discusses the nature of the
successful cyber crime investigation and the proper preparation
for trial. Students will have a better understanding of current
technology used in these crimes.
(Formerly CJ-263A)
CRJ-200 Criminology, 3 cr.
Scientific study of the nature and causes of criminal behavior
and social deviance.
(Formerly CJ-133A)
CRJ-201 Juvenile Delinquency, 3 cr.
Juvenile justice system is examined from historical
constitutional and operational perspectives. Theories
concerning juvenile delinquency are explored.
(Formerly CJ-233A)
CRJ-207 Drug Use and Abuse, 3 cr.
Designed to help the student understand sociological aspects of
drug use, abuse and treatment.
(Formerly CJ-223A)
CRJ-214
Survival Spanish for Criminal Justice, 2 cr.
This program is designed to provide non-Spanish-speaking
criminal justice students and police officers with functional
skills in Spanish. Spanish phrases, commands, and questions
practical to daily police and corrections work are covered. No
prior knowledge of Spanish necessary.
(Formerly CJ-140A)
CRJ-218 Field Experience I - Law Enforcement, 2 cr.
Course designed to provide students with on-the-job experience
in a law enforcement agency of their choice. The student will
also learn the requirements of the law enforcement profession.
(Formerly CJ-202A)
CRJ-219 Field Experience II - Law Enforcement, 3 cr.
Continuation of CRJ-218.
(Formerly CJ-203A)
CRJ-220 Community-Based Corrections, 3 cr.
Presents the theoretical and philosophical basis of probation,
parole and other community based correctional programs.
(Formerly CJ-220A)
CRJ-225 Field Experience I-Corrections, 2 cr.
On-the-job experience in a correctional agency. Students also
learn the requirements of a career in the correctional field and
receive training in how to find a job.
(Formerly CJ-232A)
CRJ-226 Field Experience II - Corrections, 3 cr.
Continuation of CRJ225.
(Formerly CJ-252A)
CRJ-250 Firearms, 1 cr.
Introduction to police firearms safety and care; use of deadly
force; chemical agents; firing range safety; latest techniques
of combat shooting; and recreational shooting.
(Formerly CJ-111A)
CRJ-270
Forensics Computer Science I, 3 cr.
An introduction to the technical aspects of digital evidence
identification, collection and analysis. Curriculum will build
upon concepts presented in Computer Hardware/A+ and Overview of
Cyber Crime. Topics covered will include digital file systems,
data recovery and preservation, keyword searches, hard drive and
floppy disk imaging, data compression and encryption. Students
will receive hands-on training via case study scenarios using
state of the art forensic hardware, software and methodologies,
utilizing both manual and automated processes.
(Formerly CJ-273A)
CRJ-271
Internet Criminal Investigation, 3 cr.
An in-depth study of the structure, protocols and technology of
global Internet communication with an emphasis on criminal
investigation. Topics covered include TCP/IP, network security,
computer viruses and the tracking of Internet activity occurring
through email, chat rooms and news groups. Current trends in
Internet criminal activity will be discussed and students will
perform research on relevant cases and topics.
(Formerly CJ-256A)
CRJ-272
Forensics Computer Science II, 3 cr.
This course will provide Computer Forensics students with an
introduction to the Linux operating system as a forensic tool
for investigators. Students will be introduced to the Linux
architecture by installing and configuring Red Had Linux 9.0 and
working at the shell prompt. This will be followed by using
Linux based tools for forensic analysis of computer systems.
(Formerly CJ-283A)
CRJ-273 Comp Forensics Capstone Project, 2 cr.
Presents the theoretical and philosophical basis of probation,
parole and other community based correctional
programs.
CRJ-920 Field Experience, 5 cr.
Course for students who wish to take all their experience at one
time.
(Formerly CJ-205A) |
