CRIMINAL JUSTICE A.S. DEGREE
AND
CRIME SCENE COLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFICATE
COMBINED PROGRAM
COURSES REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES Group I - Communications {3 Credits}
Students must take the following course:
ENC 1101......English Composition I
Group I - Humanities {3 Credits}
Students must take the following course:
Any General Education Humanities Course
Link to List of Humanities Courses
Group II - Mathematics {3 Credits}
Students must take the following course:
Any General Education Math Course {Usually MAC-1105 or MGF-1106}
Program Specified Required Courses {9 Credits}
Students must take the following three courses:
PSY 2012......General Psychology
SYG 2000......Intro to Sociology
POS 2041......American Government
CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES
Program Core Courses {28 Credits}
Students must take all of the following courses:
CCJ 1010......Intro to Criminology
CCJ 1020......Intro to Criminal Justice
CCJ 2910......Directed Research
CJE 1640......Introduction to Criminalistics
CJE 2004......Career Choices in Criminal Justice (1 credit)
CJJ 1002.......Juvenile Delinquency
CJL 1062......Constitutional Law
CJL 1100......Criminal Law
CJL 2130......Criminal Evidence & Procedure
AND
Students must ONE of the following courses:
CCJ 2940......Criminal Justice Internship
CCJ 2949......Criminal Justice Field Studies
Certificate Required Courses {19 Credits}*
Students are required to take the following seven courses:
CJE 1642c.....Introduction to Crime Scene Technology
CJE 1643c.....Advanced Crime Scene Technology
CJE 2600......Criminal Investigation
CJE-2671c.....Latent Fingerprint Development(2 cr)
CJE-2672c.....Fingerprint Classification(2 Cr)
CJE-2770c.....Forensic Photography
CJL 2610.......Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence
Program Recommended Electives {6 Credits}*
Students are recommended to take two of the following courses:
CCJ 1488......Ethics in Criminal Justice
CCJ 2618......Forensic Psychology
CJE 1000......Introduction to Law Enforcement
CJE 2603......Investigative Cycle from Crime Scene to Court
CJL 1500......Introduction to the Court System
* These are recommended electives only. Students may, without needing
approval, substitute ANY Criminal Justice elective for these courses.
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