CRJU 3600 - Criminal Justice Administration

Description

Introduction to criminal justice management theory, practice, and policy. This course includes a review of traditional schools or organizational theory, including bureaucracy, scientific management, human relations, and the behavioral approach, with particular emphasis on how each applies to criminal justice agencies.

Learning Objectives

  • LO1: Students will demonstrate the ability to assess and analyze administrative and management concepts in the criminal justice system.
  • LO2: Students will be able to identify criminal justice "stakeholders" and their influence in the delivery of criminal justice related services.
  • LO3: Students will understand environmental factors that affect the delivery of criminal justice related services.
  • LO4: Students will demonstrate the ability to use their understanding of criminal justice organizations and contexts as models and exemplars of administrative theoretical principles.
3

Credit Hours

Criminal Justice


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