| CJ 1000 | Law Enforcement Academy |
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| CJ 1310 | Fund Crim Law |
The student will be introduced to concepts of criminal law including the nature of law, historical development, major definitions, classification and elements of crime and criminal responsibility. Prerequisite: CJ 1301 |
| CJ 2350 | Current Issues in CJ |
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| CJ 2351 | Hate Crimes |
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| CJ 2353 | Crimes Against Children |
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| CJ 2360 | Intro to Cybercrime |
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| CJ 2362 | Cybercrime Investigation |
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| CJ 3306 | Community Corrections |
CJ 3306 Community Corrections (3-0). This course will focus on community corrections in the criminal justice system as an alternative to institutionalization. Students will examine the treatment and rehabilitation concepts; probation and parole techniques; statutory and case law; case management; agency organization and administration. |
| CJ 3316 | Domestic Violence |
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| CJ 3317 | White Collar Crime |
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| CJ 3320 | Emergency Management |
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| CJ 3321 | Human Trafficking |
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| CJ 3340 | Criminal Justice Ethics |
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| CJ 3341 | Research Methods for CJ |
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| CJ 3362 | Adv Cyber Investigations |
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| CJ 4300 | American Corrections |
CJ 4300 American Corrections (3-0). An overview of state and federal correctional systems; methods of treatment of offenders and humanistic approach to corrections, institutional and community sanctions, and correctional administration is studied. Equivalent courses: CRIM 4300 |
| CJ 4330 | Law Enforcement Admin |
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| CJ 4331 | Legal Issues in CJ |
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| CJ 4332 | Const Issues in Corr |
CJ 4332 Constitutional Issues in Corrections (3-0). In the course students will explore the origins of correctional systems and how these systems and correctional philosophies have evolved over time. Students will also study the First Fourth Fifth Sixth Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment rights and the theories behind those rights as they relate to convicted prisoners and pretrial detainees. The impact of court decisions on prisons and jails. Liability and immunity of correctional personnel. |
| CJ 4336 | Prison Gangs |
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| CJ 4365 | Cyber Warfare |
CJ 4365 Cyber Warfare (3-0). This course is an overview of cyber warfare including discussions on its strategy and impacts. Students will evaluate the use of cyber warfare by the military, terrorist, and criminal organizations. Students will examine computer network benefits and vulnerabilities, potential weaponry, and risk mitigation. Prerequisite: CJ 1301 or CJ 1302 and CJ 2360. Equivalent courses: CRIM 4365 |
| CJ 4367 | Cyber Policy & Law |
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| CJ 5327 | Grad Seminar in HS |
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| CJ 5339 | Ethical Issues in CJ Sys |
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| CJ 5340 | Policy Making in CJ |
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| CJ 5341 | Criminal Sexual Behaviors |
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| CJ 5342 | Women in Policing |
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| CJ 5343 | Crimes Against Children |
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| CJ 5350 | Independent Study |
The student will pursue an independent research or experiential learning project chosen by the student in consultation and approval of the instructor. Prerequisite: Approval of the instructor |
| CJ 5360 | Seminar in Cyber Crime |
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| CJ 5362 | Criminology of Cybercrime |
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| CJ 5363 | Cybercrime Law & Policy |
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| CJ 5365 | Sem in Cybercrime Invest |
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