Upon successful completion of the course students will be able to:
Demonstrate the ability to think critically on issues involving criminology, analyzing and interpreting situations, events, practices, and cases.
Demonstrate competence in written communication on issues involving criminology producing well-organized writing that meets conventional standards of correctness, exhibits appropriate style and awareness of audience and presents substantial material.
Demonstrate a sound general knowledge of the criminological sciences.
Module 1: Introduction & Measuring Crime and Criminal Behavior
Module 2: Victimology & Early Schools of Criminology
Module 3: Social Structural & Social Process Theories
Module 4: Critical Theories & Criminal Behavior
Module 5: Biosocial & Developmental Theories
Module 6: Violent Crimes & Multiple Murder and Terrorism
Module 7: Property & Public Order Crime
Module 8: White Collar and Organized Crime
3
Credit Hours
Criminal Justice
Prerequisites
CRJU 1100
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