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CJ 1000   Law Enforcement Academy    
CJ 1101   First Year Seminar   CJ 1101 First Year Seminar (2-0). First-Year Seminar is designed to help students develop strategies and skills necessary for a successful college career. Topics include adjusting to college, setting academic goals, managing time and keeping organized, learning and studying in college, preparing for and taking tests, understanding college policies and regulations, and accessing and using SRSU computer technology. Students will learn about SRSU?s resources, activities, and rich cultural diversity. Throughout the course, students will use critical thinking skills to make informed choices, to understand their responsibilities for academic success, and to become independent, motivated learners.  
CJ 1301   Intro Criminal Justice - INTL    
CJ 1301   Intro To Criminal Justice    
CJ 1302   Intro Homeland Security    
CJ 1306   Court Systems & Practices    
CJ 1307   Crime in America    
CJ 1310   Fund Crim Law    
CJ 1313   Juvenile Justice System    
CJ 2302   Basic Skills For CJ    
CJ 2313   Correctional Sys and Prac    
CJ 2321   ST in CJ: Mock Trial    
CJ 2323   Aspects of Law Enforce.    
CJ 2328   Police Sys. and Practices    
CJ 2353   Crimes Against Children    
CJ 2360   Intro to Cybercrime    
CJ 2362   Cybercrime Investigation    
CJ 3300   History Of Crim Jus    
CJ 3302   Victimology    
CJ 3305   Substantive Law    
CJ 3306   Community Corrections    
CJ 3307   Organized Crime    
CJ 3308   Law Of Evidence    
CJ 3312   Criminal Investigation    
CJ 3316   Domestic Violence    
CJ 3317   White Collar Crime    
CJ 3320   Emergency Management    
CJ 3321   Human Trafficking    
CJ 3340   Criminal Justice Ethics    
CJ 3341   Research Methods for CJ    
CJ 3363   Police Academy I    
CJ 3364   Police Academy II    
CJ 3365   Police Academy III    
CJ 3366   Police Academy IV    
CJ 3368   Police Academy V    
CJ 3369   Digital Forensics    
CJ 3370   Law And Society    
CJ 3371   Women and Crime    
CJ 4300   American Corrections    
CJ 4302   Constitutional Law    
CJ 4304   Criminology    
CJ 4309   Seminar in CJ    
CJ 4313   Juvenile Delinquency and Law    
CJ 4314   American Courts    
CJ 4315   Serial Killers    
CJ 4318   Advanced Homeland Security    
CJ 4319   School Violence    
CJ 4324   Immigration Law & Policy    
CJ 4330   Law Enforcement Admin    
CJ 4331   Legal Issues in CJ    
CJ 4332   Const Issues in Corr    
CJ 4333   Community Policing    
CJ 4335   Drug Ident & Enforcement    
CJ 4337   Forensic Science    
CJ 4363   Intro Criminal Profiling    
CJ 4367   Cyber Policy & Law    
CJ 4368   Multiculturalism in CJ    
CJ 4369   Seminar: Crime Analysis    
CJ 4369   Seminar: Criminalistic 1    
CJ 4370   Death Penalty    
CJ 4371   Procedural Law    
CJ 4373   Terrorism    
CJ 4375   Sexual Predators    
CJ 4376   Punishment    
CJ 4377   Intro to Forensic Psychology    
CJ 5309   Forensic Psychology    
CJ 5311   Adv Law Enforcement Admin    
CJ 5315   Seminar in Courts & Judiciary    
CJ 5317   Juvenile Delinquency    
CJ 5318   Seminar in CJ Theory    
CJ 5322   Immigration Issues    
CJ 5323   Homeland Security    
CJ 5324   Social Deviance    
CJ 5325   Graduate Seminar in CJ    
CJ 5326   Victimology    
CJ 5327   Grad Seminar in HS    
CJ 5329   Emergency Mgmt/Disasters    
CJ 5330   Emerging Issues in HS    
CJ 5331   ST: Border Security    
CJ 5331   ST: Forensic Anthropology    
CJ 5331   ST: Forensic Chemistry    
CJ 5333   Internship    
CJ 5334   Methods of Social Research    
CJ 5336   Domestic Terrorism    
CJ 5338   Cybersecurity    
CJ 5339   Ethical Issues in CJ Sys    
CJ 5340   Policy Making in CJ    
CJ 5341   Criminal Sexual Behaviors    
CJ 5350   Independent Study    
CJ 5360   Seminar in Cyber Crime    
CJ 5362   Criminology of Cybercrime    
CJ 5365   Sem in Cybercrime Invest    
CJ 5366   Courtrm Presentation/Rule Evid    
CJ 5368   Seminar in Forensic Sciences    
CJ 5370   Crime Scene Processing    
CJ 5371   Pattern & Physical Evidence Cn    
CJ 5372   Forensic Accounting   CJ 5372 Forensic Accounting (3-0). Students will examine the essentials of forensic accounting utilizing case studies and complete an entire case investigation.  
CJ 5373   Forensic Document Examination    
CJ 5374   Digital Forensics    
CJ 5375   Open Source Intelligence   CJ 5375 Open Source Intelligence (3-0). This course is intended to provide a detailed analysis of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), emphasizing advanced methodologies, tools, and analytical techniques. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of how to systematically collect, analyze, and disseminate information obtained from publicly available sources. The course is designed to equip students with the skills necessary to navigate and exploit a wide array of open-source data for applications in national security, law enforcement, corporate security, and competitive intelligence.  
CJ 5378   Malware Analysis    
CJ 5379   Operating Sys. & File Sys. For